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AMUSEMENTS. W W now sHOWING; 2 P - M ” 7,30 P-M ' I wlhidfflfl •B 111 SMW No Extra to Reserve. Plan at D.I.C. mw/h? andTheatrc - Tei - 53 ’ 080REG. MADDAMS at the Wurlitzer. EDMUND LOWE :: MADGE EVANS IN “ESPIONAGE” The Season’s Gayest Romantic 1 hrillcr I ALSO SHOWING THE LAUGHTER RIOT OF THE YEAR I “ANNIE! LEAVE THE ROOM” (Programme Approved for Universal Exhibition.) SPRINGBOKS v. TARANAKI. COMMENCING MONDAY | All the Features of the Play. It I TWICE DAILY: 2.15 & 8 P.M. g 111 1k B Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre = TeL 51 ‘ 842 - I en»C.I.JOHNSTON Chon. 51-842 = Douglas FAIRBANKS, Jun. e 1 Valerie HOBSON . “When Thief I Alan HALE In = Meets Thief”! A THRILL PICTURE WITH ACTION TO MAKE YOU GASP ! | You will be on the edge of your seats as you thrill with the deeds of this Lovable Cracksman. g; A United Artists Picture. (Recommended by Censor for Walt Disney Colour | JOE COOK I Travelogue, g Cartoon, I In a Christie Comedy, I “COLOURFUL § ‘MAGICIAN MICKEY." | “PENNY WISE.” I CAIRO.” = to T o ® KING’S ® . at 7 d 1? . * Tel. 52-212. Al Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. A TRULY MAGNIFICENT DOUBLE FEATURE Bret Harte’s story of the gambler and the painted woman delves to the WjgF wellsprings of the heart. S TAaf’s ufA^yoa’/Zfec ' 1 P)’,' $ stirred when you Bee v?T OYSY ''/Wi fc tW this thri/frng drama \A ' ' gfe /of the pc'd frontier. *Y<A ? Kk ISfSS&I *,.-rte’jMMfagM MgMlI 0i With- JEAN MUIR and VIRGINIA WEIDLER (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) N ALSO P JOHN BEAL HARRY CAREY [ In a Stirring Epic of the Frontier, H “BORDER CAFE” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) | jgj m/wcjfflk ® ESTS FBv >T3 /a Dir.: J. C. Williamson Picture lU RSa (rerlk Corporation, Ltd. | 730 TO-NIGHT — 7.30 vd KILBIRNIE. ALSO WELLINGTON’S LEADING H .SUBURBAN THEATRE. MONDAY AND TUESDAY. 1 2EXCELLENT COMEDIES ON THE ONE BILL— 2 S the LAZIEST. MOST LOVABLE COMEDY! DANCING! SINGING! H RASCAL YOU’VE EVER SEEN 1 EVERYBODY’S FAVOURITE, S WALLACE JANE %1 BEERY WITHERS 83 In His Finest Character Rote. —— LX —— . gSI , . The Elaborate Musical H “OLD HUTCH” Extravaganza, | SI Ho was happy when broke —But ‘‘PAN THIS J® then he found a Fortune. IX 1 1 1l U M ERIC LINDEN BE DIXIE. ./ CECELIA PARKER. SLIM SUMMERVILLE M (Both App. for Univ. Exhibition.) HELEN WOOD. S RESERVATIONS AT THEATRE PHONE 14-292. M TO-DAY’S MATINEE AT 2 P.M.: “CAN THIS BE DIXIE?” »] COMING WEDNESDAY PADEREWSKI in “MOONLIGHT SONATA.”

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