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Dominion, Volume 29, Issue 217, 10 June 1936, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS, fitas ™rT Direction: Sir Benjamin Fuller. LAST TWO NIGHTS. EDWARD EVERETT HORTON in “HER MASTER’S VOICE” (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) A LAUGHABLE COMEDY DRAMA, CRAMMED WITH SPARKLING MOMENTS. Also Showing GERTRUDE MICHAEL in “WOMAN TRAP” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) A THRILLING DETECTIVE DRAMA. — Friday’s Big Attraction — 'Wt-L XX Xb Xe, -Xc. XpXAdX JLcILP X#-' XX-e/Wi,. cP.sas-iL<L. aAAcdPIP' ■fpt, a CAxXlXcccX Xo- X CL-dS XucC/LL• PI&X LLuX sCCc&. XX •'£&'</&’ ' XX$jX <xX P dX-ficcX XX f XkX P />wcX j P <Z~k. sLtKf-rXXsX XX- yXXXX P X&XL .— XXnX /yxx/ <F>XX £r(Xx&' j y&XzX X Xb-rc XrXs/o. ■X+pcXrXC' XhctPaXe- <Z*X &i-c<Ltv a<L t PLAN AT D.I.C. THEATRE PHONE 54-775. .

\ —Sffiba./ LfiST TWO BAYS / mfijcCTiC OF AUSTRALIA’S FIRST WORLD Direction. iruller-Hayward Theatres Ltd. STANDARD PRODUCTION! 11 A.M., 2.15, 8 P.M. “THOR. OU6HBRE D ” FRIDAY NEXT MAKE WAY FOR FUN—and plenty of it, for LAUREL AND HARDY are coming with their latest full-length screainlined comedy riot! ill _ 6 x T*w?*V”'i|" "1 'TrIiII'I y li\ (ml 1 ' y(®n WOHIO BO»E«o”'jlCtUtllllE WELLS X Z (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) SPECIAL! “THE HIT-AND-RUN DRIVER.” MOST TIMELY SHORT SUBJECT EVER SCREENED. Daily you read of the toll of the road—the grim record of appalling accidents that shock the community! The N.Z. Government is even now bringing down drastic legislation to control the reckless driver and in particular to apprehend the hit-and-run motorist. In "THE HIT-AND-RUN DRIVER," Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer demonstrate fearlessly, first the tragedy that this speed fiend leaves in his wake, and then the relentless methods by which the police of a nation track him down! PLANS AT D.I.C. AND THEATRE (Tel. 45-100)..