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AMUSEMENTS. , Seldom has a talking production enchained interest and created such a profound impression on an audience as did this absorbing picture. THREE SESSIONS DAILY: 11 a.m., 2.15 p.in. and 8 pnn. Sir Benjamin and John Fuller present with pride: The First and Foremost of Its Kind A FILM WITHIN A FILM! A PLAY WITHIN A FLAY! A Tremendously Gripping, Human Story of Actual Life at of Allurement —with all its foibles, hopes, heartbreaks, tinsel and often thrilling comedy. MUSIC — LOVE — PATHOS — AND LAUGHTER WITH SOME OF THE MOST GORGEOUS SCENES EVER PHOTOGRAPHED IN TECHNICOLOUR! ! I ME i IT TELLS THE TRUTH, AND NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH! five VITAPHONE SPECIAL FEATURETTES FIVE Book at BRISTOL till noon, or THEATRE after 2 p.m. Telephone: 28—175. 3 Sessions /£yg\ Box Plans' at MAKRIC DOROTHY MACKAILL Fun by tl lo t lin - v*l) fr ' lo most intriguing personality in pic- ’ iF'* tures —the actress who possesses that inana ■ HUPy? K definable “IT” —that magnetic SOMETHING that compels attention, appeals to and c i iarms everybody—in a sparkling JF X* jxx part *^ s cr a ' Modern” . ■ / The Unbeatable, Right Up-to-the-minute . a / 1 Dramatic Gem, with Sparkling Comedy I running right through it. The ideal play of 1930 ! Tlie STORY ls STRICTLY MODERN, ■ h\ the CAST iB STRICTLY MODERN, ■ and !t iS ACTED in a STRICTLY // W MODERN way by—- ■ 9/ / SYDNEY BLACKMEK. JULIANNE S A I JOHNSTON, WARNER RICHMOND, /TBBkX 1/4 MICKEY BENNETT, KATHERINE I few j I / | t CLAIRE WARD, and Many Others. / / R I The way of /J / \ a maid with A First National-Vitaphone J 7 I a man — in Production. *7 / '"j93O! FIVE Very Excellent Added Attractions GREAT DOINGS ON THE CINDERS! SPECTACULAR BROADSIDING! SENSATIONAL RACING! TO-NIGHT At 8 TO-NIGHT KILBIRNIE STADIUM SPEEDWAY ■ (Under A.C.U. and N.Z.S.A. Rules.) BRILLIANT QUEENSLANDERS AGAINST WELLINGTON’S BEST BE EARLY! THOUSANDS WILL BE FLOCKING TO THE STADIUM! ADMISSION: 2/- and 3/- (both plus Amusement Tax, 3d.). RESERVES 3/6 (full charge) at Jim Turfis’s (next Ritz), Manners Street, After 1 p.m. RING STADIUM, 17—030. (Should wet weather cause a postponement, the meeting will be held on MONDAY NIGHT.) COME INTO THE OPEN AIR! COME INTO THE OPEN AIR! OUTDOOR “MINIATURE” GOLF. OUTDOOR “MINIATURE” GOLF. OUTDOOR “MINIATURE” GOLF. OUTDOOR “MINIATURE” GOLF. OPENING TO-DAY, NOVEMBER 22, OPENING TO-DAY, NOVEMBER 22, AT THE CORNER OF CUBA ST. & BOUVERIE ST., PETONE. EASY TO REACH FROM THE WHOLE OF PETONE AND.HUTT DISTRICTS. A PLEASANT RIDE FROM WELLINGTON. GOLFERS LIKE THIS NEW GAME. IT HELPS ™EIR POTTING WHEN PLAYED ON A REAL COURSE LIKE THIS. THRILL TO IT. NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY. CLUBS AND BALLS SUPPLIED. NO CHARGE FOR ADMISSION. 18 INTERESTING HOLES FOR 1/18 INTERESTING HOLES FOR 1/EVERYONE PLAYS THIS NEW GAME.

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