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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 19889, 28 March 1930, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. TO-MORROW'S THE LAST DAY TO-MOKROW'S THE LAST BAY Of "THE GIRL FROM HAVANA'' "THE GIRL FROM HAVANA At The THEATRE TALKIES 2.30 P.M.! Twiro Daily 8 I\M. Last Tbreo Days Of Tho I'OX MOVIETONE SPECIAL ALL-DIALOGUE THRILLER ALL-DIALOGUE THRILLER "THE GIRL FROM HAVANA.'' "THE GUtL FROM HAVANA.' •'THE GIRL FROM HAVANA. 'THE GIRL FROM HAVANA. "THE GIRL FROM HAVANA. "THE GIRL FROM HAVANA. "THE GIRL FROM HAVANA." "THE GIRL FROM HAVANA. ' And Brilliant Array Of Special TALKING and.. SINGING FEATURES BOOK AT THE BRISTOL, OB RING LIBERTY THEATRE. 'l'bone 35-067. TWO GREAT ALL-TALKING HITS TWO GREAT ALL-TALKING HITS Coming To The T IBERTY THEATRE TALKIES Commeucins MONDAY NEXT MONDAY "WHY LEAVE HOME?" "WHY LEAVE HOME ?" "WHY LEAVE HOME?" "WHY LEAVE HOME?" HA I HA I HA! HAI HERE COMES THE YELL OF THE YEAR! THE MUSICAL COMEDY VERSION OF "CRADLE SNATOHERS." THE SNAPPIEST, PUNCHIEST, COMEDY STAGE HIT THAT EVER PANICKED THE WORLD. HERE ARE THE THREE "HUNTING HUBBIES"—AND HERE ARE THE THREE WIDE-AWAKE WIFIES WHO TAKE A SHOT AT STEPPING OUT WITH THREE COLLEGE BOYS! "WHY LEAVE HOME?" ANSWERED WITH LAUGHING. SINGING, DANCING—RED HOT HILARITY I FOX MOVIETONE MUSICAL JOYRIDB. ALSO:— ALL-TALKING and SINGING ALL-TALKING and SINGING ALL-TALKING and SINGING DRAMATIC ROMANCE "THE CLIMAX" "THE CLIMAX" "THE CLIMAX" "THE CLIMAX" "THE CLIMAX" '' THE CLIMAX '' '' THE CLIMAX '' Starring KATHRYN CRAWFORD And JEAN HERSHOLT. BOX PLANS NOW OPEN AT THE BEISTOL PIANO COMPANY. 4917

THE BEST IN THE COUNTRY. THE BEST IN THK COUNTRY. FRANK PEARCE PRANK PEAROE PRANK PEAROE PRANK PEARCE World's RecordHolder from Brisbane The Sydney Record-Breaker 'LION" VAN PRAAG ■LION" VAN PRAAG 'LION" VAN KRAAG 'LION" VAN PRAAG WALL? KILMISTER WALLY KILMISTER WALLY KILMISTER WALLY KILMISTER New Zealand's Own Hero, who has Defeated all the Overseas Ridors. ALL AT PARK PARK PARK SPEEDWAY SPEEDWAY SPEEDWAY TO-MORROW NIGHT AT 8. TO-MORROW NIGHT AT 8. AND TWENTY LOCAL RIDERS. With E. Naylor and P. Phillips (Wellington). Stadiums (Ohch.), Ltd. BeMtMfl Seat* (8s 3d) available at Lange's, Unitetf Servico Buildings. Through the Turnstiles 2s. Children 6d and is. LOUD SPEAKERS AGAIN, 4984 AXEMEN'S CARNIVAL. EXCURSION TO~GREYMOUTH AND HOKITIKA. SATURDAY, MARCH 29th. (Leave Christchurch 6.10 a.m.) Nine hours in Grey mouth. ■ Tiokets at Point Elizabeth Co-op. Coalyard, Wqrcester street, or 844 Ferry road, Tickets on tale on the train. 4981 GARDEN CABARET. SATURDAY, MARCH 20th, The Usual Cabaret Dance will be Held. New Musical Items by the Orchestra. Bailey-Marston Double Dance Orchestra. Tickets 7s 6d W.E.A. AN IMPORTANT LECTURE by MR E. -£*■ J. RICHES, M.A. (Research Department International Labour Office, Geneva),. "The Work and Influence of the 'lnternational Labour Office." ROOMB, TRADES HALL, SATURDAY, MARCH 29th, 8 p.m. Everyone Invited. 4973 E T H V E N SHOW, SATURDAY. 4712