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amusements. ■ DELUXETHEATRE Now Screening Yesterday’s large audiences ent^ us J asticaliy H a^f~ o the best entertainment screened in any theatte anywhere. WE URGE YOU NOT TO MISS IT ! BE WISE, AND BOOK YOUR SEATS ! IT COMES TO UFE! iK w ' tks- ■■ ■ DEAD 3,000,. IgF WS I Story #y WM YEARSALIVE ■■ ; FS/?. TODAY! i """.V"; , J?* iSr?- z 'Siffiil Carl Lacmmta. —tho crumbling W”Wffiryilfrl A UNIVERSAL mummy of Y 01 ’ VglSfgEgs Wi Jg H HCTUI!E terday becomes -H theflohtln O MAN ... Wlf \ ; AT< of today—batfling modern »d- _•.■ _ . ... -'’• , J|f once with fbe . ZITA JOHANN /* zjßjl black art of a David Manners burled past in his EJ WJ rd V«r> Slow SS]®4 frenzied search Arthur Byron ,’''rfKajL for his lost love! -«ndUNCANNY ,Ir (Recommended by Censor for. Adults.) EXCELLENT SUPPORTS: “STRANGE AS IT SEEMS” (Oddities from nil over the world). ‘‘HUNTING TROUBLE” (Comedy with Louise Fazenda). “UNIVERSAL NEWSREEL.” ADDITIONAL ATTRACTION: TRIUMPHAL RETURN! OUTSTANDING SUCCESS. WILDLY TK * ENTHUSIASTIC . OVATION ACCORDED MR. PAUL T. CULLEN ’ r—THE BRILLIANT VOCAL-ORGANIST. At the Wurlitzer Organ De Luxe THEATRESi TO-NIGHT’S PRESENTATION OF VARIETY ENTERTAINMENT De Luxe Theatre - - - Lower Hutt First for The Best In Sound and Entertainment. TO-DAY at 2.30 & 8 p.m. MONDAY at 8 p.m.— rK ,, rtV Here’s a bit of yourself—lt reflects the romance in your nature. ENJOY IT TO THE FULL. , . “REBECCA OF SUNNYBROOK FARM” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) With MARIAN NIXON, RALPH BELLAMY, MAE MARSH, LOUIS CLOSSER HALE. TUES, at 8 p.m. WED. at 2.30 & 8 p.m.-r-The first authentic thrill epic of the most • dangerous sport in the world—Roaring engines, thundering motors and crashing cars! “THE CROWD ROARS” (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) With JAMES CAGNEY — JOAN BLONDELL. THURSDAY & FRIDAY, at 8 p.m.— It would move you if your heart were made of stone. RICHARD BARTHELMESS in> “ALIAS THE DOCTOR” (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) You’ll need steady nerves to watch it. Box Plans at “Peter Pan” Lounge or ’Phone Theatre 63—431. Palace Theatre Grand Theatre PBTONB. PBTONE. TO-DAY-AT 2. TO-NIGHT AT 8 P.M. TO-DAY AT 2. TO-NIGHT AT 8 P.M. ALSO MONDAY AT 8 I».M. Also MONDAY & TUESDAY, at 8 p.m. (Recommended by Censor for adults.) (Recommended by Censor for adults.) CLIVE BROOK The Famous Comedian of ‘‘My Wife’s CLAUDETTE COLBERT Family,” . With GENE GERRARD Allan Mowbray Yola D’Avril With Barbara Leonard Charles Boyer Molly Lamont Elsie Randolph In Clifford Heatherley Bobbie Comber , The Gripping. Utterly Absorbing In Drama, One of the Best Comedies of the year, “THE MAN MOM YESTERDAY.” “BROTHER AEFRED,” “THE MAN FROM YESTERDAY.” “BROTHER ALFRED," “THE MAN FROM YESTERDAY.” “BROTHER ALFRED," AND FULL PROGRAMME. From the world-renowned novel by Commencing TUESDAY— *’• t “ Wodehouse. Ronald Colman in “ARROWSMITH.” FULL SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. The ARTCRAFT Theatre ■ MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2.13 P.M. I—News Reel. 2—Serial, “JUNGLE MYSTERY.” 3—TOM MIX In “RIDER OF DEATH VALLEY” • (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Windstorm Action, Smashing Drama, Burning Thrills. TO-NIGHT — at 8 —TO-NIGHT. TWO BIG PICTURES! I—The strangest adventure ever filmed. “ I—G—L—O—O ” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) .2— LEW AYRES and MAUREEN O’SULLIVAN in “THE PENALTY OF FAME” (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) ■'BOX PLAN, TEL. -13—968, AFTER 6.30 P.M.

Prince EdwardTheatre Woburn. Phone 63—844. . • “The Theatre Beautiful.” TO-DAY at 2.30 — TO-NIGHT at 8. Taken from life. “THE STRANGE CASE OF CLARA DEANE” Acted in a Grand Manner. TUESDAY—. . . . Victor McLaglen In ‘White Faris Sleeps* A deabollc fiend or a devoted father IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT! (Special Matinee for school children.) WED. Afternoon, 3 o’clock — and Thursday Evening nt 8 o’clock— That wonderful film * “CONGORILLA” Popular prices 1/-, 1/6. Reserves 63—841. ■