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AMUSEMENTS CHANGE OF PROGRAMME TO-DAY! MA JE.STIC A FULLER THEATRE. CONTINUOUS FROM 11 A.M. TO 7.15 P.M. EVENING SESSION 7.45 P.M. What a Man Pierre! He's a Devil with the • Ladies — A Wildcat for a Fight! Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer present " PIERRE OF THE PLAINS" " PIERRE OF THE PLAINS" With John Carroll — Ruth Hussey Bruce Cabot And PHIL BROWN — REGINALD OWEN HENRY TRAVER — EVELYN ANKERS Here's Action-packed Adventure. Romance with a Sock! As Thrilling as all Outdoors! Approved for Universal Exhibition. 2nd Feature He wants to set the world on fire — But She doesn't! She was never a fiancee — but nearly a Bride! He's too strong for Romance — and She's too weak to weaken. Universal Pictures present Jane Frazee — Robert Paige The Screen's New Happy Heart-beats, In "ALMOST MARRIED"' "ALMOST MARRIED-" Recommended by Censor for Adults. 7.30 p.m.—"OVERLAND MAIL" Serial. Box Plans at Theatre — Phone 43-210. I r TTTF)nT? i CINEMA M REMUERA I - 1 - U | Ph. 24-749. To-night at 8. (Note change to 8 o'clock) NELSON EDDY And RISE STEVENS in the Musical Comedy THE CHOCOLATE SOLDIER' The story of "The Guardsman" set to music! ALSO: U.S.A. Newsreel, "Passing Parade," "Diary of a Polish Pilot" and Coloured Cartoon. Recommended by Censor for Adults. I OATFTY I CINEMA * :: TAKAPUNA I J—l Phone 78-465. To-night. 8 Arthur Askey in the English Comedy " THE GHOST TRAIN " Full Programme. Approved for Universal Exhibition. ] AVONDALE~j Wayne Morris and Brenda Marshall in " SMILING GHOST." Also Peter Lorie in "FACE BEHIND THE MASK." Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. ISTRAND | To-.iight 7.45. To-morrow 1.45 and 8. Lew Ayres, Lionel Barrymore 44 THE DOCTOR AND THE DEBUTANTE " And " DRUMS OF THE CONGO " Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. I AMBASSADOR Bob Hope, Paulette Goddard in " NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH " Recommended by Censor for Adults. Virginia Bruce, Brod Crawford in Damon Runyon's " BUTCH MINDS THE BABY " Approved for Universal Exhibition. MATINEE 2 P.M. SATURDAY. I LIBERTE | ' -IV,.' - TO-NIGHT AT 7.30. TO-NIGHT. Gary Cooper, Barbara Stanwyck in " MEET JOHN DOE " Mickey Rooney, Judy Garland in " BABES ON BROADWAY " Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. I NEW ROYAL! ° TO-NIGHT AT 7.30, TO-NIGHT Bette Davis, George Brent in " THE GREAT LIE " Leo Carrillo, Andy Devine in " UNSEEN ENEMY " Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. HIS MAJESTY'S THE BEST SHOW OF THE YEAR TO-NIGHT at 8 TO-NIGHT at 8 And TO-MORROW AFTERNOON AT 2. Also TO-MORROW and MONDAY NIGHTS ROTORUA REMEDIAL CAMP'S COLOSSAL AND DEVASTATING SPLITZKRIEG REVUE SPLITZKRIEG REVUE SPLITZKRIEG REVUE 60 Amazing Soldier Artists 60 FULL PROFESSIONAL ORCHESTRA. MIRTH-MELODY-SPLITZKING COMEDY Humorous Sketches. Hot Rhythm. Harmonious Aspirations, Tiie Musical Nuts, Elusive Lights, "BLUE BATH BALLET"— ■"GEORGE STORMSBY" 100 Other Attractions which will make you forget your worries and strafe your cares. A CLEAN AND WHOLESOME SHOW. At the Matinee performance in Hamilton last week no less than 1800 youngsters simply shrieked with delighted enthusiasm at the Splitzkrieg Revue, and motiiers and ralhers are urged to take their children to the afternoon performance to-morrow. Proceeds for the PATRIOTIC FUND. Box Plans at Lewis Eady, Ltd. Evening and Matinee Prices.—D.C. and R.S., 4/; Unreserved Stalls, 3/ and 2/; Gallery, 1/ and 1/6. Children Half-price to the matinee. No amusement tax. OUTDOOR SPORTS LEAGUE FOOTBALL LEAGUE FOOTBALL CARLAW PARK SATURDAY SECOND SERIES OF GAMES. i No. 1. 3 P.M.— OTAHUHU v. MANUKAU OTAHUHU v. MANUKAU OTAHUHU v. MANUKAU OTAHUHU v. MANUKAU Patrons will recall that early in the season last year, when Otahuhu surprised everyone by scoring a well deserved and brilliant victory over the champions Manukau, they witnessed one of the

most thrilling contests of recent years. In beating Richmond last Saturday, the Otahuhu side impressed by their brilliance in all departments. and Manukau, who will field practically the same side as last year, will have to be on the top of their form to win. It should be a great game. No. 1, 1.30 P.M.— PONSONBY v. NEWTON No. 2. 1.30 P.M.— MT. ALBERT v. MARIST No. 2. 3 P.M.— CITY v. NORTH SHORE Carlaw Park Saturday! Admission: Ground 1/. Ladies 6d. Stand 6d. 16 EASTER YACHT RACES From Auckland to Coromandel GOOD FRIDAY, April 23 Prizes: Keelers, £3. £2. £1; Mullet Boats, £3, £2, £1, also two Specials presented by N.Z. Breweries, Ltd. Starter and Handicapper. Mr. W. A. 'Wilkinson. Entrance fee 5/. Races start off Eastern Tide Deflector at 9.30 a.m. Competitors need not report to patrol boat at boom, but must close vessel off Ilamana Beacon. Entries close Wednesday. April 21. at 5 p.m. with John Burns, or at Mr. Wilkinson's Office. Exchange Lane, 95, Queen St. Club reserves right to combine race. L. R. EIDE, Acting Secretary. Coromandel R. and C. Club. 16 TECHNICAL COLLEGE OLD BOYS' RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB. Practice for All Grades will be held TOMORROW (SATURDAY) at THREE KINGS PARK (Three Kings Tram Terminus). Juniors at 2 p.m. Seniors v. Grafton at 3 p.m. H. OAKLEY. 16 Hon. Secretary. GRAFTON RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB. Practices will be held as under. SENIORS-v. Technical College, Three Kings. THIRD GRADE. Gribble-Hirst Park. FOURTH GRADE, Gribble-llirst Park. All Players and Intending Players are requested to attend. 16 W. FRASER, Hon. £ec. ELLERSLIE LEAGUE FOOTBALL CLUB. Training for All Grades. NEXT SATURDAY, Ellerslie Reserve. 2.30 p.m. All Flayers meet Lesgue Rooms This (Friday) Evening 7 p.m. for v-eighing in. 16 G. WHALEY. Hon. Sec.