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ppp "F1 "N" TV TODAY'S SESSIONS: 11 a.m., 2.15, S.O, 10.20 p.m. ' FINAL SCREENINGS TODAY j HAROLD LLOYD in "THE MILKY WAY'< ' : : _ . ■ I ( . | ANNOUNCEMENT! I . ! Opening with a Special MIDNIGHT PREVIEW SCREENING ] ' Commencing at 10.20 o'clock TONIGHT. We present the finest possible Easter Attraction—The Outstanding Film ! i o£ Her Great Career — . ' ! 'GRACIE FIELDS'; I "QUEEN OF HEARTS" j SEE SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT ON PAGE 5 (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition) POSITIVELY LAST SCREENING IN WELLINGTON. 8.0 p.m. NEW OPERA HOUSE—B.O p.m. The Frolicking Phantom that sent a Nation into Roars of Laughter! ■ 'THE GHOST GOES WEST" rTr Featuring JEAN PARKER—ROBERT DONAT—EUGENE PALETTE. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Associate Feature: Walt Disncv's "WHO KILLED COCK ROBIN?" (in Colour). RESERVES at D J.C. and THEATRE (Telephone 51-814). TIVOLI (OPPOSITE PARLIAMENTARY BUILDINGS) " FINALLY TONIGHT. (Selected Supporting Programme from 7 o'clock). | CLARK GABLE in | "CALL OF THE WILD" LORETTA YOUNG-JACK OAKIE. ' 1 Associate Feature ' "AGE OF INDISCRETION" I PAUL LUKAS—MADGE EVANS ! TELEPHONE 43-968. .PRICES 1/6, 17SATURDAY —- (One Night Only) — SATURDAY I ■ ALSO SATURDAY MATINEE. CHARLES LAUGHTON "IF I HAD V MILLION" With- Charles Rugglcs—Alison Skipworth—Jack Oakie—Mary Boland—Gary-Cooper— ! . ." . W..C. Fields—George Raft. , -..■■. ! And , I ' LIONEL BARRYMOEE in I ' . | "THE RETURN OF PETER GRIMM" I I With HELEN MACK. . ! (Both Pictures for Universal Exhibition.) SEE HOW THEY RUN! BOOT (N.Z. Olympic Star), ANDERSON. BALL, PILLING, McDONALD, BOWIE, and MILNER, with 50 OTHER STARS, will bo at.the BASIN RESERVE SATURDAY, 10.30 a.m. . TUESDAY, 2.30 p.m, ADMISSION 'J/-. Stand 6d extra. Boys in school caps 6d. FIGHTING FURIES! BOXERS FROM AUCKLAND, CANTERBURY, OTAGO, .& VICTORIA COLLEGE ST. THOMAS' HALL, NEWTOWN, SATURDAY NIGHT, at 8. MONDAY NIGHT, at 8. . ADMISSION 3/- (Ringside), '2/-, and I/-'. Plan at "Stump" Claridge's. ( Boys in school caps 6d. t ROWING! ROWING! The Janie Seddon will follow the 'Varsity Eights, leaving from the Ferry Wharf at 10 a.m. Saturday (or time announced from 2YA). Fare 1/6. REMEMBER! THE NEXT 'VARSITY TOURNAMENT WON'T BE HERE AGAIN TILL 1940. SEE'IT NOW! ' Got your TOURNAMENT PROGRAMME, SS pages full of Records, Events, and '■ Competitors, for 6d. ' P.S.—Don't Forget CORICH at Miramar Courts, SATURDAY and TUESDAY. P.P.S.—Have you asked her to the Ball? TOWN HALL, TUESDAY NIGHT. Tickets at D.I.C. and H.B. WELLINGTON'S EASTER SHOW CARNIVAL , V A SPECTACULAR SHOW AND [ j PLEASURE RESORT. I | . . . i.' .' ■—— '.i ■■.'.. TONIGHTIS AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR 'A THOROUGH INSPECTION OF THE EXHIBITS. ; THE BEST SHILLING'S WORTH IN THE CITY. CHILDREN 6d, • ■ SPEND EASTER HOLIDAYS AT THE SHOW!* i THRILLING HORSE JUMPING EVENTS! Commencing 2 p.m. SATURDAY. All the Leading Jumpers will be seen in action. REMEMBER! ONE SHILLING ADMITS TO THE SHOW EXHIBITION AND THE HORSE JUMPING. CHILDREN 6d. ; RUGBY! RUGBY! RUGBY! i ■ —: ■ .■ ... , ■ THE FOLLOWING GAMES WILL BE PLAYED DURING EASTER HOLIDAYS :— ! ATHLETIC PARK j ! ■ ' i (EASTER SATURDAY) I i l; 30 p.m. KAIERAU v. ORIENTAL ■"■■■' ■■ I . ~ ' And ■ ! . . PUNAHAU t. ; WELLINGTON COLLEGE OLD BOYS 3.0 p.m. HUIMAI v. ATHLETIC ' ' ■■ And ■ • | | NAPIER HIGH SCHOOL OLD BOYS v. WELLINGTON COLLEGE OLD BOYS !. ■ .-' ■ | Admission to Ground and Stand 9d. ; HUTT RECREATION GROUND i i (EASTER SATURDAY) | ; 3.0 p.m. .-■;• MASTERTON v. HUTT PETONE RECREATION GROUND i ' (EASTER MONDAY) '■. / | 3.0 p.m... 'PONEKE v. PETONE . ] 1 I A. E. NEILSON, Secretary, W.R.F.U. DON'T MISS THE ' "SPORTS POST" "SPORTS POST" _____ ON SATURDAY! RACE RESULTS FROM ALL CENTRESFULL REPORTS OF LOCAL EVENTS ' ' AND HOLIDAY READING BEST FOR SPORT AND WEEKEND READING, ORDER YOUR COPY NOW! THE 2d "SPORTS POST" 2d

FINALLY TONIGHT-At 8 At the PALACE THEATRE, PETONE. ALACE THEATRE, PETONE. GITTA ALPAR. „ In a Musical Adapted from tho Famous "Dubarry," "I GIVE MY HEART." (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) SATURDAY & MONDAY-Daily at 2 p.m. & 8 p.m. TUESDAY, at 8 p.m. The Girl with the Voice Divine, GRACE MOORE In "LOVE ME FOREVER." (Approved i'or Universal Exhibition.) BOOK NOW AT NISSEN'S or Tel. 63-010. TABLE TENNIS. r|\HE Wellington Ping Pong Club has J- Vacancies for Members. For terms, etc., please ring 47-710. T. S. Williams, Pro-Isssional-,'J^nnia-Coach*4SJLower--Cuba<-St,<

GIHSS -—■— — petone. UKAND PETONE. (Petone's Popular Family Cinema.) FINALLY TONIGHT-At 7.30. " DANNY BOY." — Starring — "DANNY BOY" Ronnie Hepworth " DANNY BOY." - And - " DANNY BOY." Dennis O'Neill. (Universal Exhibition.) —• Additional Attraction — FAY COMPTON in: "SONG AT EVENTIDE." (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) COMMENCING EASTER SATURDAY! Grand Holidny l'Jntcrtainincnt for All Ages CLAREN'CM B. MULFORD'S Hoi>-a-Long Cassidy In "THU 1:; AGILE'S BROOD." (Universal Exhibition.) With .William Boyd and Jimmy Ellison. BE. WISE-RESERVE- YOUR. SEATS! Plaua at Hanscn's or ,Tel, W-ob3,