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amusements 145 PJn - DAILY 7.45 p.m. 'l|| PLAZA~]||. Direction: Kerridge-Odeon. 'Phone 36-021 80 Savage Minutes of Emotional Fury 1 Raw realism to rock the screen, tinned ftom a mans battered, body and P a womans tortured soul! ERICH VON STROHEIM Smooth! Suave! Dangerous! “THE GREAT* 11 FLAMARIQN” MARY BETH HUGHES DAN DURYEA H!^?i aske j with terrific thrills, iarrine shock and gasping amazement, the storv of a cunning, vicious killer plying hX murderous trade for the love of a RED TORRID (Re^mm ON J ! a STARK ROMANCE®™ (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) 2nd Big Feature Roy Rogers and “Trigger” “HELDORADO” Pnif J\ a ' ns ~Z George "Gabby" Hayes and I 1 Sons of the Pioneers Sreen £ ace Weste m dramas screen dynamite packed with A ’thrills and WESTERN MELODIES! (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) COMMENCING FRIDAY NEXT! ‘■Rl^XHo?^ U - endol i s Laughter Special! Blockheads” and "Tillie’s Punctured Romance” SUBURBAN CINEMAS TO-DAY’S SCREENINGS PAPANUI EMPIRE” 7 ay 7. p.m.: "Undercover Girl” (A), Family Honeymoon” (U) RANGIORA— "regent” RoMn Hoo§' !n (tj)" The Adventur “ ° f LYTTELTON— harbour light--8 p.m.: "Escape" (A) SUMNER ‘HOLLYWOOD” 2 and 8 p.m.: “Deep Valley" (U) KAIAPOI “RIALTO” 2 and 7.45 p.m.: "The Countess of Monte (U) NEW BRIGHTON RO xy" ?U^ 8 P- m - : “No Leave, no Love" RAKAIA—--8 p.m.: “Song of my Heart” (U) HORNBY kosy” 2 and 8 p;m.: “Rachel and the Stranger” (U) MONDAY’S SCREENINGS NEW BRIGHTON—ROXY 8 p.m.: “No Leave, no Love" (U) PAPANUI—EMPIRE 7 p.m.: "Love Laughs ?t Andy Hardy” (U), ‘Cass Timberlane" (A) RANGIORA—REGENT 8 p.m.: “Little Men” (U), "Valley of Fear” (U) LYTTELTON—HARBOUR LIGHT B lp m " Ha PP ened on sth Avenue” SUMNER—HOLLYWOOD 8 p.m.: “Family Honeymoon" (U) KAIAPOI—RIALTO 7.45 p.m.: “The Countess of Monte Cristo” (U)

COMING ATTRACTIONS RAKAIA Tuesday: "The Bride Goes Wild” (U) HORNBY—KOSY Wednesday: “Song of my Heart” (U) Censorship (A) Rec. by Censor for Adults Index: (U) App. Universal Exhibition AMBERLEY PICTURES' TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY) at 8 p.m. ERROL FLYNN THOMAS MITCHELL ANN SHERIDAN and a cast of thousands “SILVER In BIVER” (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Thundering to the screen this high geared Western drama is a spectacle the like of which you have never witnessed before.

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