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( HEIGH YO, SILVER! j 2 p.m. /T 7-45 P,m* / DE )—. ~ --=1 LUXE )=- Courtenay x. >/ Ring Place 53-080. TODAY Wm. Myrna Clark POWELL LOY GABLE POWELL LOY GABLE POWELL LOY GABLE POWELL LOY GABLE POWELL LOY GABLE POWELL LOY GABLE POWELL LOY GABLE POWELL LOY GABLE In | "MANHATTAN MELODRAMA." \ Also "He" of "Dr. Kildare" with "She" of "Yank at Oxford" as two Yanks at Harvard! LEW MAUREEN AYRES O'SULLIVAN In "SPRING MADNESS." "SPRING MADNESS." "SPRING MADNESS." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) SEE PAGE 3 FOR DETAILED ADVERTISEMENT. VIVID! WEIRD! : GRIPPING! A TRUE RECORD — = of Stark, Primitive ■ Savages — Blood-lust EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE Head-hunters! ■ AMAZING! E^^^^^^^= SINISTER! GRIPPING! : "CjAVAGE GOLD" :_________r==^==__zz: (Adult Audiences.) | -pEX ■ I S J^EX THEATRE • M m Cuba Street. Telephone 52-334. g . iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiM Columbia Presents Universal's Spinetingling Mystery THE GREATEST' Comedy, CRIMINAL MAN OF DRAMA OF MOD- STRANGE ERN TIMES, FACES. MIRTH AND MYSTERY. "COUNSEL "COUNSEL THEY LOOKED "COUNSEL ALIKE . . this sinister f ien d an _ the "COUNSEL country boy he impersonated ... to FOR steal a girl aud her FOR fortune! FOR FOR DOROTHEA „ KENT, CRIME." FRANK JENKS, CIUM£;; ANDY DEVINE, CRIME. In ttt-ttq TV "STRANGE FFVE LIVES IA "STRANGE THE BALANCE. . "STRANGE "STRANGE Ho saved men by __ the hundred, but FACES.^ could not save him- AX£-;2\. self. FACES." FACES." ; Throbbing with the Also, heroism of a great Un ive rsnl's Ace Delawyer who let him- tti Thriller, self be branded a murderer ... to „ BED B ARRY\" save the woman he loved. Ch- 3» "THE DECOY." (Rec. by the Censor SEE — Red Barry for Adults.) attacked by famished lion! Featurettes pj( , E _ R(j(i Barry 7.30 to 8 p.m. trapped in giant fishing net fifteen , r . mnTm fathoms under MATINEE, Avater . SAT., 2 p.m. . (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Popular Prices: fqr REgERVEg< ALL STALLS Is. KING 52-334. D.C. Is Gd. SUBURBAN THEATRES. STATE PETONE STATE. KATE • PETONE STATE. FINALLY TONIGHT, at 8. LUISE RAINER LUISE RAINER, -In "THE TOY WIFE."— With Melvyn Douglas, Robert Young, Barbara O'Neil, H. B. Warner. Commencing TOMORROW (SAT.). FREDDIE MICKEY BARTHOLOMEW, ROONEY, — "THE BOY FROM BARNARDO'S" — — "THE BOY FROM BARNARDO'S" — With Charles Coburn, Herbert Mundin. Ahoy! Shipmates of "CAPTAINS COURAGEOUS" in another ACTION-PACK-ED and ADVENTURE - CRAMMED STORY. (Programme for Universal Exhibition.) Box Plans now open ;it Theatre. Tel. 63-899.' Book Now. G' RAND PETONE | ■ RAND PETONE 1 FINALLY TONIGHT—At 7.45. No. 1GARY COOPER - JEAN ARTHUR, In Columbia's Gay Comedy— "MR. DEEDS GOES TO TOWN." No. 2PETER B. KYNE'S Smashing Drama of the Old West— "DODGE CITY TRAIL." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) TOMORROW (SATURDAY), EDWARD G. ROBINSON, EDWARD G. ROBINSON, In Warner Bros.' Unique ComedyMystery Sensation, "A SLIGHT CASE OF MURDER." "A SLIGHT CASE OF MURDER." (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) pALACE THEATRE, PETONE | •*• ALACE Telephone 63-ClO. FINALLY TONIGHT. . "EXPENSIVE HUSBANDS." "THE LIVE WIRE." Commencing SATURDAY MATINEE, 2 p.m. Another Crime Club Thriller hits the Screen! "THE LAST WARNING," "THE LAST WAU NING," Preston Foster and Kay Linakcr, Joyce Compton and Frank Jenks. Associate Feature RONALD REAGAN, JUNE TRAVIS, In Racking the Racketeers, "LOVE IS ON THE AIR." (Both Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) GARDEN FETE. GARDEN FETE. RED CROSS HOME, SO Hobson Street WELLINGTON. SATURDAY, APRIL 1, at 2.;,!) p.m. To be oflicially opened by I,ADY MYERS Stalls, Sideshows, Games arid ArniiHC' ments, National and Fancy Dancing; Bnb.v Show (entry ls). Good prizes. Port Nicholson and Caledonian Pipe Bands will bo in attendance. Admission to Ground, Sixpence. Children half-price. A^ernoon Tea, ls. Drinks and ices. Come along and Help' tho Red Cross!