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ST. JAMES NEXT FRIDAY Dir.: Sir Benjamin Fuller. Make Sure of Your Seats for this LOMBARDMENT OF MIRTH! AVITH ITS f POWELLFUL PUNCH! AFTER ALL OTHERS ARE FORGOTTEN YOU WILL REMEMBER THIS SPARKLING COMEDY. She pulled the butler s cord 50 Ik i! ik often it got twisted into a ; ik wedding knot. i Zf '-X SCREENED BY REQUEST BEFORE J&T HIS MAJESTY jSr 1k KING EDWARD Jy — r x ffnll 11 iiiiy M' : -«^^^ PALETTE ' GAIL PATRIGKr W®WY ALAN MOWBRAY,,JEAN DIXON ? . h-LirXX3FFANKLIN I ; --' V;) 1 ' burned her U P I she h!m Iff■■ ™ v 8 ber blJ tl er—and served ber r 'gbt i SW®** S il|Hl Ihs smartest romantic pair teamed tn the first riotous COMEDY of the NEW screen season I (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) EXTENDED SEASON ATTRACTION I THE ROLLICKING ESCAPADE OF A BUTLER AND A BLONDE, i Book Now at D.I.C. I Free List Suspended. __ _ _ Theatre iffione 54-1 g I QUIET CORNERS OF ft BEAUTIFUL BRITAIN I VJ In the smiling County of Somerset is the little market town of Bruton, mentioned in Doomsday Book, and possessing a mint in the time of Canute. Amongst other quaint attractions is a pack-horse bridge only three-and-a-half feet wide, dating from the Middle Ages. All Somerset is of interest to the visitor from overseas, luring him to the Doone Valley; Exmoor; Glastonbury and Wells; historic, beautiful places where Time turns back his pages and shows us the England that was. To Beautiful Britain travel by the Direct Route — ria Panama —on the luxury liners, where you find everything “ first-class.’ SEASON’S SAILINGS: , Wcb^>aftam£d , RANGITIKI Nov. 21 *** RANGITATA ..... . Dec. 17 ** RUAHINE Dec. 29 *** RANGITANE Jan. 14 * REMUERA Feb. 13 ♦*• First Class, Tourist Class and Tourist "B” Class. *• Tourist Class Only. *■ Cabin Class and Tourist Class. THE DIRECT ROUTE - VIA PANAMA Head Office, Maritime Building, Wellington.