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AMUSEMENTS. ASSASSINATION OF . KING ALEXANDER OF YUGO-SLAVIA | MELBOURNE CUP. 1934 | To-Night's • The Last Night Of The Galsworthy Triumph I "ONE MORE RIVER" "ONE MORE RIVER" I (Recommended by Censor for Adults.: At The TIVOLI 11 A.M.! 2.30 P.M.! 8 P.M.! TO-MORROW TO-MORROW HANS FALLADA'S TRULY GREAT NOVEL "LITTLE MAN, WHAT NOW?" YOU ALL REMEMBER THE 8001 WHEN IT FIRST CAME OUT—TH GREAT RUSH ON LIBRARIES FO THIS SENSATIONAL BEST-SELLEI. NOW IT'S HE RE BROUGHT TO THROBBING LIFE ON THE SCREEN "LITTLE MAN, "LITTLE MAN, "LITTLE MAN, "LITTLE MAN, "LITTLE MAN, "LITTLE MAN, WHAT NOW?" WHAT NOW?' ! WHAT NOW?' WHAT NOW?" WHAT NOW?" WHAT NOW?" With The Wonderful Star MARGARET SULLAVAN MARGARET SULLAVAN MARGARET SULLAVAN Supported ByDOUGLASS MONTGOMERY "The Story of Human, day-to-da- 1 Life as You and I Live It." • ALL REAL GREATNESS HAS SIMPLICITY AS ITS BASIS! "The Story of the Characters i 'LITTLE MAN, WHAT NOW?' is th Story that You and I have alway Lived —The story of our Struggles Our Disasters, Our Victories——OUß EVERY DAY LIFE." "It will do More than Entertaii the Millions. It will Show Ther Their Own Greatness, Their Owl Unconquerable Spirit." YOUJLL GIVE YOUR HEART ANI SOUL TO THIS MAGNIFICENT EPIC Reserves,'d.LC., "or TIVOLI, 32-810. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.; COMING! ' JESSIE MATTHEWS The Glorious Surprise Of the Yea | "EVERGREEN" | (Recommended by Censor for Adults. j 346 To-Night's the Last Night of I "THE RIGHT TO LIVE" j (Approved for Universal Exhibition. I And "STRICTLY DYNAMITE" (Recommended by Censor for Adults. LIBERTY THEATRE TO-MORROW! TO-MORROW! MAGNIFICENT DOUBLE-FEATUR PROGRAMME HEADED BY THE STARTLING COMEDY DRAMA | "THE HELL CAT" ' "THE HELL CAT" "THE HELL CAT" "THE HELL CAT" No Man Could Tame Her! Men' Hearts Were the Fuel For Her Flam ing Spirit! She Was a Raging Spitfire! But Hi Fought Fire With Fire! Daring! Thrilling! Romantic! ROBERT ARMSTRONG ANN SOTHERr (Approved for Universal Exhibition. SECOND BIG ATTRACTION: ____— — "FACES" —__ : =C__ "FACES" "FACES" ' The Gripping Story of a Pretty Woman's Love For Life and Luxury —And The Temptations and Heartaches That It Brought Her. ANNA LEE and HAROLD FRENC] (Approved'for Universal Exhibition. Reserves D.1.C., or LIBERTY, 35-0G r i 346 GRAND THEATRE To-day's The Last Day of MARIE DRESSLER—W. BEERY, i "TUGBOAT ANNIE" (Approved for Universal Exhibition.' COMMENCING TO-MORROW. SLIM SUMMERVILLE ZASU PITTS in "OUT ALL NIGHT" "OUT ALL NIGHT" "OUT ALL NIGHT* Bigger—Better—Funnier—Faster tha Ever. Also Screening CHARLIE CHAPLU CHARLIE CHAPLO In "BEHIND THE SCREEN." A Riot from Start to Finish. (Approved for Universal Exhibition. PUBLIC NOTICES. 11X ONSTER GARDEN FETE MONSTER GARDEN FETE Mr Justice Adams' Residence, 2 Wairarapa terrace, Fendalton. SATURDAY 2 p.m. SATURDAY 2 p.m. Arranged by Ladies' Auxiliary Christchurch Harmonic Society. STALLS, SIDESHOWS, AMUSE MENTS. Boats, Putting, Pony Rides. Prize for Lucky Spot. DELIGHTFUL GROUNDS. Lots of fun for all. THE WOOLSTON BAND THE WOOLSTON BAND THE WOOLSTON BAND will make its first appearance since it Australian Tour. HEAR OUR CHAMPIONS AND WELCOME THEM HOM] Admission 6d only. WATKINS AND WEBBER. TT is intended shortly to dispose o x the Stock-in-trade of the above mentioned partnership. Any person claiming ownership of any chattel now on the premises must notify th< undersigned before the 30th instant. JOHNSTON, WHITE, and KIPPENBERGER, 3485 Solicitors, Rangiora. SKETCH CLUB. members of the Sketch Club no on view at Fisher and Son's Galler High street. Open daily from Frida 16th, to Friday, 30th. I Admission Free, 7