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Dominion, Volume 29, Issue 223, 17 June 1936, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. WFWsRF LAST 2 DAYS! 2.15 and 8 p.m. (Amalgamated Theatres Ltd.) CONRAD ■■ - - “ KING OF THE VEIDT DAMNED” With HELEN VINSON NOAH BEERY A GAUMONT BRITISH PICTURE. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) F RIDTY-EXTRAORDIN ARY 4 SESSIONS 11 A.M., 2.15, 5, 8 P.M. JACK HULBERT | • Robertson Songs Hare and g anccs Gina Malo fB °° k z Th e Funniest— The Greatest • Comedy with Music Hulbert has Ever made. |wi'(OLLTRMEF (Approved for Universal Exhibition.)

TO-DAY: 2.15 AND 8 P.M. THE IBBESISTIBLE GIRL OF “RENDEZVOUS” AND “CHINA SEAS.” ROSALIND RUSSELL “it hadYto HAPPEN.” With GEORGE RAFT — LEO CARILLO — ARLINE JUDGE FRIDAY REXT I EARLY BOOKING IS ADVISED Dir.: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. p lans at D-LC . Theatre Tel. 51-595. NOTE SPECIAL SESSIONS 3 FRIDAY: 11 A.M., 2.15, 5, 8 P.M. SATURDAY: 11 A.M., 2.15, 8 P.M. Z)^j ’H THE PICTURE THE WHOLE WORLD 1 / 3 AWAITS. ’- .frOF, ONE THAT WILL TAKE ITS PLACE AMONG THE TRULY GREAT EPICS OF THE <f H SCREEN. UVb THE “CAVALCADE” OF 1936. I # - 193« NtA Swylc If THEIR FIRST FULL-LENGTH FEATURE PICTURE! The Quints themselves ... crooning ... laughing playing . . . acting ... stealing the show from, j the famous stars surrounding them in one of the greatest heart-mterest stories ever Written! /jWfl menace . . . fighting >eeding serum through of himself that others j his amazing career lered his deeds to the • Universal Exhibition.)

NORWEGIANS FIND A FRIEND IN STEWART ISLAND. A man who had just returned from a holiday trip which embraced a few days’ stay in Stewart Island, was talking to a friend about the wonders of that island. When Patterson Inlet was mentioned, the friend said, “Did you so any whaliuj? activities there? The reply was: “I can tell you what I was very glad to see there, and that was Baxter’s Lung Preserver. I was told it was highly thought of by the Norwegians who called there.” From one end of New Zealand to the other supplies of “Baxter’s” are always available to meet the regular demand for this most famous of all cough remedies. A very strong demand for “Baxter’s” at the present time indicates (hat the usual crop of colds has sprung up and that the public know how to deal with them. “Baxter’s” is undoubtedly best for coughs, colds, and sore throats, hoarseness and nearly all chest and lung complications. Posesses wonderful tonic properties also. Every chemist and store in New Zealand sells “Baxter’s,” in 4/6, 2/0 and 1/6 sizes.— Advt.