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AMUSEMENTS. I THEATRES I PRESENTATIONS OF VARIETY ENTERTAINMENT. DE LUXE THEATRE - - LOWER HUTT PHONE 63-431. TO-DAY AT 2.30 & 8. MONDAY AT 8. TUESDAY AT 2.30 & 8 P.M. CRANKY, CRABBED. CANTANKEROUS, BUT GRANDLY HUMAN. MR. GEORGE ARLISS EDNA MAY charlotte “THE LAST GENTLEMAN” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) lie tried to be the meanest man in the world only to become the most beloved! Excellent Supporting Programme Including.—Cinesound News. Organlogue, Travelogue and Coloured Silly Symphony Cartoon, “Flying Mouse-.” WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY AT 8 O’CLOCK. BIG DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAMME. — EDWARD EY’ERETT HORTON and EDNA MAY OLIVER Thelma Todd, Andy Devine, Leila Hymns, in a penniless farce that will make you feel like a millionaire. “THE POOR RICH” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) EXCITEMENT REIGNS SUPREME LEE TRACY, GLORIA STUART. ROGER PRYOR in “I’LL TELL THE WORLD” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) FRIDAY GOOD FRIDAY THEATRE CLOSED BOX PLANS AT PETER PAN LOUNGE OR PHONE THEATRE 63-431. 'PALACE THEATRE ~ PETONE" To-day at 2 p.m, and 8 p.m. Monday and Tuesday at 8 p.m. Five Stars. Twelve Featured Players. Five Hundred other performers. 10.000 wonders Hashing from the screen, Five Smash Song Hits, Comedy and Drama. “WONDER BAR” Recommended bv Censor for Adults.) With KAY FRANCIS. DICK POWELL, AL .TOLSON. RICARDO CORTEZ. DOLORES DEL RIO ::..80x Plans at Grand or Phone 63-610 :: GRAND THEATRE ■ ■ ■ PETONE TO-DAY AT 2 P.M. & 8 P.M. MONDAY AND TUESDAY AT 8 P.M. A Stirring Drama of the Skies A Super Spectacle of the Air. “THE BLUE SQUADRON” Spectacular drmnii of daring and self-sacrifice. (Approved for Universal Exhibition) With ESMOND KNIGHT, JOHN STUART, ARETA HANSEN, CECIL PARKER. ■ :: Box Plans at Theatre. Telephone 60-510. .: ' KINEMA ♦ - ' ’ - iILBIRNIE Direction: J. C. Williamson Picture Corp., Ltd. A Magnificent Double Star Programme. TO-NIGHT AT 7.30 P.M. ALSO MONDAY AND TUESDAY AT 7.13 P.M. NORMA SHEARER Cary Grant — Frances Drake I’rcdrie March — Chas. Laughton Edward Everett Horton in the record breaking production . th( . I,right and breezy comedy ■THE BARRETTS OF WIMPOLE STREET’* "LADIES SHOULD LISTEN (Approved for Universal Exhibition) (Recommended by Censor for Adults) To-day’s matinee at 2.15 p.m. Buck Jones in the thrilling Western "The California Trail.” also 3 cartoons comedy, Perils ot Pauline serial, etc. Each child attend]n o the matinee will receive a free gift. Keserves at .theatre. 1 hone Prince Edward Theatre Kins George Theatre WOBURN PHONE 63-344 LOWER HUT’I PHONE US-933 TO-DAY AT 1.15 AN TO-DAY 2.15 & MONDAY AT TOM YVALLS. RALPH LYNN in JACK HULBERT in “TURKEY TIME” “THE CAMELS ARE (Recommended by Censor for Adults) COMING” TUESDAY 3 P.M. . (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) PAT O'BRIEN. GINGER ROGERS SPECIAL EASTER ATTRACTION and All-Star Cast ANN SHIRLEY in in “20 MILLION SWEET- “ANNE OF GREEN HEARTS” GABLES” (Approved for Universal Exhibition) (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) SATURDAY, APRIL 13. MONDAY. 15. “THE GAY BRIDE” CAROLE LOMBARD. CHESTER MORRIS An Hilarious Romance of Racketeers ami a Golddigger. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) YVEDNESDAY, APRIL 17. "DUCK SOUP” Paramount Comedy Spei'nil THE FOUR MARX BROS.. IF YOU HAVE TO MISS YOUR TEA DON’T MISS THIS. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.)

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