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•fl PRINCESS CONTINUOUS ]%■ Mi r RINCESS from 11 a.m. Daily S&. j Lsf.x Plans at Theatre. Tel. 42-080. -NOW SHOWINGA Grand Double-feature Bill! 1. — Paiamount's Gay Romance of Modern Vienna—With Five Lilting Songs . . . ' 'lever Dancing . . . Haunting Melodies . . . Irresistible Comedy! GLADYS SWARTHOUT GLADYS SWARTHOUT — And — FRED MacMURRAY. FRED MacMURRAY. With JACK OAKIE And the Graceful Ballroom Dancers VELOZ and YOLANDA — In — "CHAMPAGNE WALTZ." "CHAMPAGNE WALTZ." "CHAMPAGNE WALTZ." "CHAMPAGNE WALTZ." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) 2.—United Artists present a Distinctly New and Novel Type of Drama!— Music. Romance, and Humour interwoven -with an Ingenious Murder Mystery! DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, JUN. DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, JUN. — And — DOLORES DEL RIO DOLORES DEL RIO — In — ' "ACCUSED." "ACCUSED." "ACCUSED." A Stirring, Swift-moving Story! (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) — Screening Times — "Champagne Waltz": 11.0. 2.19, 5.17, 8.50 "Accused": 12.28, 3.49, 7.1C. COME EARLY OR RESERVE. TONIGHT AT 7 o'clock SHARP. REX THEATRE, 'EX THEATRE. CUBA STREET. 2 OUTSTANDING ATTRACTIONS. R.K.O.'s Sensational Thrill Drama exposing the faulty prison parole system. "DON'T TURN 'EM LOOSE" . "DON'T TURN JEM LOOSE" Paroled! Another chance to rob and kill! Hardened crooks are going free who ought to be in gaol. -CASTBRUCE CABOT, LEWIS STONE, JAS. GLEASON, BETTY GRABLE. The story 'concerns the activities of a ■hardened gang leader who hoaxes a parole board into granting him a parole, after ■which he breaks all the conditions of his release by resuming his vicious career. (Recommended for Adults.) Second Big Attraction. If you liked "The Covered Wagon" and "Cimarron" see this thrilling outdoor drama when the Oklahoma Mountains sheltered many bandits and lawbreakers. "THE LAST OUTLAW" HARRY CAREY, HOOT GIBSON, TOM TYLER, MARGARET CALLAHAN, HENRY B. WALTHALL. Despite Oklahoma's development into a modern, law-abiding State, fugitives continued to flee into its rugged precincts. Such notorious modern bandits as Dillinger, Clyde Barrow, "Machine-Gun Kelly, "Pretty Boy", Floyd, "Baby-Face" Nelson, and many others are said to have sought refuge within its borders. (Approved for "Universal Exhibition.) ALL STALLS Is, D.C. Is 6d. Tel. 52-334. Grand Supporting Programme— AND ON THE STAGE NIGHTLY DAVOLO Presents MAGIC CARDS and a NEW CIGARETTE ACT and FREE CIGARETTES. : KO X V THEATRE, O X V THEATRE, MANNERS STREET. (Continuous from 11 a.m.) EXCITING, SURPRISING THRILLS! A siren of vengeance . . . blasting her way through a cordon of killers to get her man! "THE PUBLIC MENACE." "THE PUBLIC MENACE." "THE PUBLIC MENACE." i "THE PUBLIC MENACE." With JEAN ARTHUR, GEORGE MURPHY. Second Feature: A Murder Story with a fresh twyst that keeps things stepping along at high speed. "SHAKEDOWN," " SHAKEDOWN," With LEW AYRES, JOAN PERRY. '(Both Pictures Recommended by Censor for Adults.) | ;,imimiii..N.uiin ,„„„„.i,i,,„,i,M,in.m,mil; PETONE THEATRES. ! : ETONE THEATRES. f I .-111111111111111.1111111. m.iiiiiliii.iiiili II J , rtRAN D- —P ETONE. I* E A N D P ETONE. : -— TONIGHT AT 8 The Season's Strangest, Most Powerful Dramatic Surprise. SPENCER TRACY, SYLVIA SIDNEY SPENCER TRACY, SYLVIA SIDNEY —In— « F-U-R-Y " ' " F-U-R-Ys" (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) — Also Showing — Excellent Short Featurettes including "COLOURED CARTOON." RESERVE EARLY FOR TONIGHT! Plans at Theatre (Telephone 64-063). PALACE Theatre ALACE of Variety. At 8 p.m. — TONIGHT — At 8 p.m. Five Miles a Minute. Excitement with the Test Pilots, the Bravest Men in the World. "DEVIL'S SQUADRON." Starring: RICHARD DIX , RICHARD DIX, KAREN MORLEY KAREN MORLEY, LLOYD NOLAN LLOYD NOLAN. (Recommended by Censor lor Adults.) In Support: 37M MeCOY In TIM McCOY "THE PRESCOTT KID." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) For Reserves Telephone 63-010. STATE PETONE TATB PETONE COMMENCING TONIGHT, at 8, STAN LAUREL OLIVER HARDY STAN LAUREL OLIVER HARDY "OUR RELATIONS'' "OUR RELATIONS" • A Screen Scream. Plus Specially-selected Supporting.Featurettes including— |. "OUR GANG" Comedy and "CRIME DOESN'T PAY" Series—"Foolproof." (For Universal Exhibition.) Reservations and Box Plan at Theatre. Tel. 03-8!)!). EARLY DOORS, 7 p.m. ti T\E LUXE THEATRE, 1 I -'-'E LUXE THEATRE, §f 8 LOWER HUTT. B laHpjpiiiiiiiiiiiim^ TONIGHT, MONDAY. TUKMJAY. 7.30 o'clock. FREDDIE BARTHOLOMEW, MICKEY ROONEY. —"THE DEVIL IS A SISSY."— -"THE DEVIL IS A SISSY."'Second Big Feature PAUL MUNI ANITA LOUISE. ,*" THE" STORY OF LOUIS PASTEUR." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Plan 3at Da Luxe. Tel. 63-131. XTEND your Knowledge ol Aviation now; tako a course at Dominion Sqhool o£ Aeronautics, ppp. D.I.C, Tel.