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Near Grafton Bruise. VICTORY. Green Lane. CRYSTAL PALACE. Mount Eden Road. RIALTO. Newmarket. PRINCESS. Dominion Road. REGAL. Ponsonby Road. ADELPHI. Richmond Avenue. STATE. OnehunKa. STATE, Devonport. See MONDAY'S PAPER for programmes and Starting Times. Cirri A Tit 1 T Final Screening O1 A 1 Jll I TO-NIGHT at 7 45 ) ONEHUNGA Phone 54-344 A Woman is Less than Nothing! A Woman is only a Female —to be bartered, or tossed aside—be she wife, daughter, or just common Geisha Girl! That's chivalry among the "Sons of Heaven." the vilest villains the world has. ever known. MARGO TOM NEAL. t 'BEHIND THE RISING SUN' Recommended Unsuitable for Children. & FRED ASTAIRE. LESLIE. * "THE SKY'S THE LIMIT" New Programme Mon., 2 & 7.45. I PRINCESS | TO-NIGHT at 745 I DOMINION ROAD \ Phone 61-439 1 THEATRE HEATED — COS.V & Warm. Spies in the Sky! Strikingly original and wildly exciting. A Melodrama of a Manhunt in London. ERIC PORTMAN — ANN DVORAK In the Engrossing Aerial Spy Story, t "SQUADRON-LEADER X" & WALLY BROWN — ALAN CARNEY * "Adventures of a Rookie" New Programme Mon., 2 & 7.45. | DI7P AT ' I Final Screening I IXiJllVjrillj TO-NICiHI at 7 AK I PONSONBY ROAD I Phone 26-940 1 Love! Gold! Villainy! Pirates! HERE IS A MASTER STORYTELLER'S GREATEST STORY OP THE SEA! In Glorious Technicolour. TYRONE MAUREEN POWER O'HARA In Ralaei Sabatini's Thrill Spectacle. * "THE BLACK SWAN" & ROGER PRYOR — EVE ARDEN t 'SHE COULDN'T SAY NO' New Programme Monday, 1.30 & 7.45. j A "P TTT i Final Screening j | TO-NIGHT at 7 ax t RICHMOND AVE. t Phone 27-235 • *^0 Revolt in the Sahara . . . Turbaned Chieftains and Desperate Enemy Agents Battle In Blazing Adventure. Packed with Matchless Thrills! JOHNNY WEISSMULLER. NANCY KELLY. In Edgar Rice Burroughs' * "Tarzan's Desert Mystery" & MISCHA AUER. 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LECTURETTES AND "TONIC" TALKS This Popular Series will be Continued Daily from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. SPECIAL FEATURES. The "QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS" Sessions, to which you are invited to bring your written questions. INTERESTING FOOD DEMONSTRATIONS DAILY "EFFECTIVE RESISTANCE." An English publication recently stated inter alia: "It is suggested that those who are inclined to look askance at such things as vitamins should try and overcome this prejudice and should take more interest in the food which they prepare for the family. By providing them with a good, .healthy diet they will be building up an effective resistance against disease. MODERN NUTRITION is not new-fangled. It Is based on sound, scientific facts." Get Back on the Road to Health! "YOU ARE WHAT YOU EAT." 23 N.Z. PEOPLE'S UNIVERSITY (Inc.) SUNDAY, 2.45 p.m. Speaker: MRS. GERTRUDE BROOKS. Subject:® "THE WIDER VISION." 3, QUEEN STREET. Discussion. S RADIANT HEALTH CLUB, UNITY HALL. 323. Queen St., TUESDAY, 24th, At 8 p.m. Mr. C. 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