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only 3 more days of the biggest v.vlue in town i Paramount! ~~;*~~^=- ::=- __^^l '~~ ALIIfiRITISH. DAILY, At 2.15 and 8 p.m. DOROTHY HOPE'S Spaiklirigly Witty, jßomuntic Comedy "NO FUNNY'BUSINESS." "NO FUNNY BUSINESS." "NO FUNNY BUSINESS." "NO FUNNY BUSINESS." "NO FUNNY BUSINESS." (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) GERTRUDE LAWRENCE, GERTRUDE " 'LAWRENCE, GERTRUDE LAWRENCE, Who sings as she alone can sing them the captivating songs "What's a Little Kiss Among Friends' and "No Funny Business." LAURENCE OLIVIER-EDMUND BREON, JILL ESMOND, MURIEL AXED, GIBB McLAUGHLIN, •Also:— WYNN CLARE, ■ BRANSBY WILLIAMS, in "THE WONDERFUL STORY." ■ "THE WONDERFUL STORY." "Sterling's" intense drama set. in backgrounds of unequalled beauty. — COMING — FRIDAY — — COMING — FRIDAY — London's Idol who's never idle, ; JESSIE MATTHEWS JESSIE MATTHEWS : JESSIE MATTHEWS JESSIE MATTHEWS JESSIE MATTHEWS : JESSIE MATTHEWS {She of "The Midshipmaid" and "Then Goes The Bride"), '.Who has gone back from the Screen te the London Stage at the largest salarj ever paid to a Musical Comedy Star, ir her last and by far her greatest Screer Success, . "THE MAN FROM TORONTO." " THE MAN FROM TORONTO." "THE MAN FROM TORONTO." It ran 20 Weeks at Melbourne. BOOK D.I.C. or Telephone 51-842. HERE TO ENTERTAIN YOU. TWO PARAMOUNT TALKIES. NEW PRINCESS * THEATRE. EW PRINCESS THEATRE. Continuous 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Daily. No. 1— A super attraction. "NO MAN OF HER OWN." "NO MAN OF HER OWN." With CAROLE LOMBARD CLARK GABLE. The tale of a man who was always game ; to take a risk even in marriage. It's a triumph in drama. No. 2 A surprise packet. "LADIES OF THE BIG HOUSE." , "LADIES OF THE BIG HOUSE." Starring SYLVIA SIDNEY, GENE RAYMOND. A heart-stirring romance of love and regeneration. You will enjoy this. This programme carries "U" Cert.—For Universal Exhibition. SELECTED SUPPORTS. Box Plan at Theatre. Tel. 42-580. The comedy drama that rocked the ; theatres of the world with laughter. SCREENING CONTINUOUSLY, 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily. BRITANNIA ,: THEATRE. KITANNIA '.'? THEATRE. •The riiost beloyed trio5 of adventurers in a maze, of niystery -and, romance and ' . '.- <.' . ; — ROBERT MONTGOMERY, — JOAN BENNETT, CLAUDE ALLISTER In ■ "THREE HV/E GHOSTS" "THREE LIVE GHOSTS" "THREE LIVE GHOSTS" (Approved > for Universal Exhibition.) Positively the funniest and most appealing of all dramatic farces. You'll fall in love with.each "live ghost" three times ( over. ADDITIONAL ATTRACTIONS: "MICKEY THE MOUSE" "MICKEY THE MOUSE" Newsreel,,lnterest Film ("Irish Fantasy"), Cartoon, and Scenic. Box Plan at Theatre. (Tel. 40-618.) Q' UEEN'S THEATRE. UEEN'S THEATRE. QUEEN'S THEATRE. TONIGHT — 8 — TONIGHT. • Two First Wellington Releases. : The; King of Western Stars,. TOM KEENE TOM KEENE TOM KEENE: TOM KEENE" In a New Big Thriller of the West— a Roaring Drama of Action," Speed, ' atid Intrigue. ■ "RENEGADES OF THE WEST." "RENEGADES OF THE WEST." "RENEGADES OF THE WEST." And a real Bombardment of Laughter, : ■ "THE BIG SHOT" : • "THE BIG SHOT" With Eddie Quillan, Maureen O'Sullivan, Mary Nolan. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Popular Family Prices. A SPLENDID PROGRAMME. 2 Outstanding Productions. 2 •At' . • At SHORTT'S THEATRE. HORTT'S THEATRE. .. •; No. I—JACK HOLT, LILIAN MILES In forceful drama of tense appeal,, ■ "MAN AGAINST WOMAN."' "MAN AGAINST WOMAN." "MAN AGAINST WOMAN.".- , His courage against hers! . . His strength againßt her •weakness!!; Did he win. or lose! No. 2—LEO CARRILLO, LOIS WILSON, DICKIE MOORE In a superb production of human interest, "OBEY THE LAW." - "OBEY T3E LAW." : Innocent! He made those who duped him pay the penalty. (Both pictures of Universal . ' Exhibition.) ' i EXCELLENT SUPPORTS. A programme that will delight every Man, Woman, and Child. ■UMPIRE THEATRE, ISLAND BAY. "^ THIS EVENING, at 8 o'clock. The Greatest Aerial Drama Made! "THE KING'S CUP." "THE KING'S CUP." With Big All-star Cast. Daredevil story of the world's most thrilling air race. SPLENDID SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. (Approved. for Universal Exhibition.) UR THEATRE, NEWTOWN. UR THEATRE, NEWTOWN. TONIGHT, 7.45. TONIGHT. The Big M.G.M. Attraction, "RASPUTIN AND THE EMPRESS." "RASPUTIN AND THE EMPRESS." Starring JOHN BARRYMORE, ETHEL BARRYMORE, LIONEL BARRYMORE The mighty dramatic screen achievement (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) pAPITOL THEATRE, MIRAMAR. LAST NIGHT! LAST NIGHT! "NIGHT AFTER NIGHT." At night—where lights burn brightest and mystery'fills the air—Drama stalks where once all1 was love and Romance. With GEORGE RAFT, CONSTANCE CUMMINGS, 'AND ALISON SKIPWORTH, (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) WELLINGTON ' GAS COMPANY " LIMITED. FREE COOKERY DEMONSTRATION, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1933, ; .-'' ■." ; -2.30 p.m. . 64 COURTENAY PLACE. Subject": "A Spring"3lenu*.~ ■