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ENTERTAINMENT PLUS A Show That Will be Enjoyed by Everybody, DAILY, At 2.15 and 8 p.m. (Dir.—^Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd.) Book Early for Tonight at D.I.C. and Theatre. Tel. 51-595. The Brilliant Musical that Staggered Broadway for over 3 years. BARBARA STANWYCK BARBARA STANWYCK BARBARA STANWYCK BARBARA STANWYCK "" ' JOEL" MeCREA' " JOEL MeCRKA JOEL MeCREA BUDDY EBSKN, In "BANJO ON MY KNEE." "BANJO ON MY KNEE." • ''BANJO ON MY KNEE/ Never before have so many popular numbers been included in one picture! ' HERE THEY ARE:-.-"Banjo 0n My Knee" "Where th.c Lazy River Goes By" "There's Something in the Air" Aud a Marvellous Rendition with complete Atmosphere of : "ST. LOUIS BLUES." There is Plenty of Action, too, in this Sopg-filled Musjcal Romance. A 20th Century Fox Picture. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) EMPIRE THEATRE,"ISLAND HAY. MPIRE THEATRE, ISLAND BAY. S o'clock — TONIGHT — S o'clock, PAT O'BRIEN, PAT O'BRIEN, BEVERLY ROBERTS—MARIE WILSON In one of the most absorbing human dramas of all time— "CHINA CLIPPER." "CHINA CLIPPER." "CHINA CLIPPER/ (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) — Associate Attraction ■=-• . GEORGE BRENT, Genevieve Tobin—Glenda Farrell In a hilarious comedy of wives, ex-wives^ and would-ibetwives, and a dofeneeless husbancl-rr , ■ "SNOWED UNDER-" "SNOWED UNDER/ (Recommended by Conspr for Adults.) An Excellent Supporting Programme Includes: MUSICAL REVIEW IN COLOUR, ETC, ETC. ?| 'PARAMOUNT THJATRE. % « * ARAMOUNT THEATRE. H SESSIONS: 2,15 and 8 p,m, Undoubtedly the Year's. Most Frothiest Comedy! A LOMBARD-ment of Loye with a POWELL-fuj punch! "MY MAN GODFREY." "MY MAN GODFREY." "MY MAN GODFREY." ■ "MY MAN GODFREY." "MY MAN GODFREY." "MY MAN GODFREY." "MY MAN GODFREY." "MY MAN GODFREY/ (Recommended by Censor fop Adults.) WILLIAM POWELL WILLIAM POWELL WILLIAM POWELL CAROLE LOMBARD. CAROLE LOMBARD. You'll laugh till your sides ache nl (his top&y turvoy mix-uri of a Broadway Family and their cx-man-about-towu Bi|tler. Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre (51842). SENSATIONAL! AMAZING! LOUIS FOX. LOUIS FQX, LOUTS FOX, LOUIS FQJC, LOUIS FOX, ijOUTS FOX, , : . LQUTS. FOX. LOUIS FOXLOUIS FOX, LOUIS FOX. LQUIS FOX. THE BOY GENIUS OF THE VIOLIN, TRIUMPHS. SATURDAY NIGHT'S CONCERT' OUTSTANDING SUCCESS. 'FAREWELL CONCERT FAREWELL CONCERT rrowN HALL. -•=■ OWN HALL. • (Concert Chamber), J -TOMORROW NIGHT, MARCH 9.* TOMORROW NIGHT, MARCH 9. TOMORROW NIGHT, MARCH Q. BOX PLANS, AND DAY SALES QHAS. BEQG AND CO., MANNERS ST. PRICES: ss, 4s, 3s, 2s, plus tax. CAPITOL THEATRE, API T Q L T H E A T. R B, MIRAMAR. 7.45 — FINALLY TONIGHT -r- 7.45 ACTION! ROMANCE! THRILLS! GARY MADELEINE COOPER CARROLL COOPER CARROLL In Paramount's Thrilling Adventure Story of War-torn China, '!THE GENERAL DIED AT DAWN." "THE GENERAL DIED AT DAWN." Also Screening: GENE , ANN RAYMOND SOTHERN In The Sparkling Romaptic Comedy, —"WALKING ON AIR"— • —^-"WALKING ON AIR"— -r (Recpnimended by Censor for Adults.) High-speed Romance . . . Sparkling Songs . . . Gay Adventure ... A Soreenload of Laughs. Supports: Latest Cinesound News, Popeye CartoonTOMORROW. ONE NIGHT ONLY. SPECIAL RETURN SEASON LEON GARADE LEON GARADE EDUCATIONAL^ QUALIFY FOR A GOOD POSITION. ' Individual Tuition iq Shorthand, Typewriting, English, and Business Methods ensures suoeesa. Enrol now! MISS A. SUTHERLAND, C.1.P.8., P.O.T. (Pitman's Cert. Teacher). 180 LAMBTQ]S QUAY (next WXO.A.), Telephone «-632. Res. 47-474. ACCOUNTANaY STUDENTS. Epro) with pNTING'S COMMICIICIAL COLLjCGIii Classes Coiiimence MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1. Correspondence Tuition available. Write or call for free Prospectus., VIGKERB HOUSB, Woodward Street, Wellington, Cl, , #03*825. •-. IJele]>Hon&--'i4-io6,_