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Directions Sir Benjamin Fuller. DAILY: 2.15 and 8. 3RD WEEK. 3RD WEEK. COMMENCES TONIGHT. Public Opinion speaks for itself. | '•100 MEN AND A GIRL." | "ICO MEN AND A GIRL." "100 MEN AND A -GIRL." "100 MEN AND A GIRL." "100 MEN AND A GIRL." "100 MEN AND A GIRL." - "100 MEN AND A GIRL." "100 MEN AND A GIRL." "100 MEN AND A GIRL," "100 MEN AND A GIRL." : . _ Is definitely DEANNA DURBIN'S .DEANNA DURBIN'S - DEANNA DURBIN'S ■ DEANNA DURBIN'S DEANNA DURBIN'S DEANNA DURBIN'S DEANNA DURBIN'S Greatest Triumph. No wonder capacity business has greeted this great show. SEE IT AGAIN. GEE IT AGAIN. It's one of the few pictures that- can be seen twice and enjoyed more the secondtime. Presented with an excellent first half, including NEW ZEALAND REVIEW No. 1, NEW ZEALAND REVIEW I*o. 1. See yiKT own beautiful country. ■ HOLLYWOOD SCREEN TEST. * HOLLYWOOD SCREEN TEST. See how movie stars are made. BOOK FOR SATURDAY. BOOK FOB SATURDAY. Plan at D.I.C, Theatre Tel. 54-775. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) WORTH-WHILE ENTERTAINMENT And Short Subjects from 7 to 8 p.m. REX —— — EX —— ■ — — REX THEATRE — Cuba Street. Telephone 52-334. London Roared at the -Stage Piny for Two Years ... it's twice as funny on the Screen. BOBBY -—HOWES- • HOWES ——HOWES ' HOWES HOWES HOWESIn his Original Stage Role. -VERA : PEARCE VERA PEARCE Bertha Belmore, Wylie, Watson, In "PLEASE TEACHER." "PLEASE TEACHER." "PLEASE TEACHER." ' PLEASE TEACHER." "PLEASE TEACHER." "PLEASE TEACHER." "PLEASE TEACHER." It'» Indescribably Funny. You've never seen anything funnier than Bobby Howea and Wylie Watson "sleepwalking"' in the girli' dormitory, in search of a missing legacy. And that? only one of the side-splitting sequences in this riotous screen adaptation of the musical comedy that has kept London in roari for over two years. .(Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Associate Feature: Action! Thrills! Adventure! A Dynamic Drama in the Mexican Quarter The Scapegrace ■ Son of a Millionaire adrift in a .Border Town. " BORDER , CAFE."-^----—-"BORDER CAFE." "BORDER CAFE." "BORDER CAFE." "BORDER CAFE." HARRY CAREY, JOHN BEAL, ARMIDA, and a host of others. Hades on the Border, where Bullets •peak louder than words. Dealing with the regeneration of a spoiled young Acw Englander who finds himself involved in a gangster-rancher war along the Bio Grande. The film is said to be unusually exciting and entertaining. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Latest News Topics; SECRET AGENT X 9, No. 8; EXHIBIT A, G-Men Battle; COMEDY, "Dumbs the Word.' MATINEES AT 2 p.m. Children Half-price, 6d. Stalls Is. D.C. Is 6d. Ring 52-334. 1? T? V ' JX JU *i I—-—-^iri-NEMA "*-**J S^,^ H» KILBIRNIE^^^' Wellington'! Leading Suburban Theatre. 7.30-lUNALLY TONIGHT-7.30. Your last chance of seeing "FAREWELL AGAIN" "FAREWELL AGAIN" "FAREWELL AGAIN" "FAREWELL AGAIN" "FAREWELL AGAIN" LESLIE BANKS—FLORA ROBSOX. ' —Special Added Attraction-— WALT DISNEY'S ACADEMY AWARD REVUE: B—Prize-winning Cartoons—s . (All Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Reserves at Theatre : : : Tel. 14-202. TOMORROW — — TOMORROW —-..„ Another of our excellent weekend bills— for which we advise early reservations. CLAUDETTE ROBERT COLBERT, XOUNG COLBERT, VOUJfO COLBERT, XOUgG COLBERT, YOUNGCOLBERT, XOUNG COLBERT, y9HSG, COLBERT, YOUNG MELVYN nCDOUGLAS : MELVYN DOUGLAS —In— Paramount's Gay Romantic Comedy "I MET HIM l» PARIS." "I MET HIM IN PARIS.V | "I MET HIM IN PARIS." "I MET HIM IN PARIS." "I MET HIM IN PARIS." «I MET HIM IN PARIS." "I MET HIM IN PARIS." "I MET HIM IN PARIS." "I MET HIM IN PARIS." "I MET HIM IN PARIS/ (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) —Associate AttractionDancing! Comedy I Spectacle! A Jamboree of Joy and Melody! RUBY KEELER - LEE DIXON RUBY KEELER - LEE DIXON RUBY KEELER - LEE DIXON RUBY KEELER — LEE DIXON —In— Warner Bros.' New musical comedy, "BEADY WILLING. AND ABLE." "READY WILLING, AND ABLE." "READY WILLING, AND ABLE." "READY WILLING, AND ABLE." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) GRAND SATURDAY MATINEE At 2.0. pjn. "READY, WILLING, AND ABLE." THE BOYS' BRIGADE WELLINGTON BATTALION. ANNUAL DEMONSTRATION AND. ■ INSPECTION By His Worship the Mayor, Mr. T. C. A. Hislop. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1937, At 7.45- p.m. BUCKLE STREET DRILL'HALL. I* a3s SKI Hold Pm i'eeth, with BO *> yeara' reliability behind them. "Fitwell." look and wear well. American Dental, 132 Willis Street. Repairs )■ on* kaur (