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"•== V LUXE )====" Dourtenay N. j/ Ring Place 63-080. Direction: N.Z Theatres Ltd Central Heating. XOW! At 2 and 7.45 p.m." Jeffrey Brenda LYNN MARSHALL LYNN MARSHALL LYNN MARSHALL LYNN MARSHALL LYNN MARSHALL LYNN MARSHALL La "MONEY AND THE WOMAN'1 "MONEY AND THE WOMAN" "MONEY AND THE WOMAN" "MONEY AND THE WOMAN" (Rec. by the Censor for Adults.) PLUS-PLUS-PLUS ONE OF THE BEST MUSICAL COMEDIES TO COME OUT OF HOLLYWOOD. "MELODY AND MOONLIGHT" "MELODY AND MOONLIGHT" "MELODY AND MOONLIGHT" "MELODY AND MOONLIGHT" With JOHNNY DOWNES - BARBARA ALLEN AND BIG CAST OF SCREEN AND RADIO STARS. LAUGHS! GAGS! MUSIC! PLUS-PLUS-PLUS Sixth Chapter— "JUNIOR G-MEN" FINLAY ROBB AT THE WURLITZER. |'~"pix THEATRE Tei 52-334 | THEATRE (Cuba St.) | Direction: N.Z Theatres, Ltd. I j 7.15 TONIGHT 7.15 | Marlene Dietrich in "DESTRY RIDES AGAIN" "DESTRY RIDES AGAIN" "DESTRY RIDES AGAIN" -Plus- ' ' "INVISIBLE STRIPES" Episode 6, "JUNIOR G-MEN" (Prog. Rec. by Censor for Adults.) PRINCESS' THEATRE. L RINCESS THEATRE. Dir.: N.Z. Theatres, Ltd. Tel. 42-SSO. Continuous from 11 a.m. Daily. I CHARLES BOYER, BETTE DAVIS, in Rachel Field's "ALL THIS AND HEAVEN TOO" "ALL THIS AND HEAVEN TOO" (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) PLUS A Riotous Comedy HIT. "JOE AND ETHEL TURP CALL ON THE PRESIDENT" Starring ANN SOTHERN . . . LEWIS STONE WALTER BRENNAN, WILLIAM GARGAN. (Approved tor Universal .Exhibition.) GRAND OPERA HOUSE RAND OPERA HOUSE LEVANTE CHALLENGED! LEVANTE CHALLENGED! Employees from the Packing Case Department of W. D. and H. O. Wills are making one of their Export Packing Cases m which they will nail Levante on the stage of the Grand Opera House on THURSDAY NEXT, APRIL 24. THE GREAT LEVANTE THE GREAT LEVANTE PROMISES TO ESCAPE FROM THE BOX WITHIN FIFTEEN MINUTES without damaging it in any way. CAN HE DO IT?. Tb(? Packing Case will be on view in the Vestibule of the Opera House from MONDAY NEXT. GRAND OPERA HOUSE NIGHTLY AT 8. MATINEES WEDS. & SATS., at 2.15. J. C. Williamson Theatres. Ltd., Present THE WORLD'S ACKNOWLEDGED MASTER OF MAGIC, : ; —| THE GREAT LEVA N T E LEVA N T E L EVANTE | LEVA N T E | — — 1 And His Complete English Company 32 ARTISTS 32 IN THE WONDERFUL MYSTICAL REVUE— "HO W' S T RICKS?" "HOW'S T RICKS?" "HOW'S TRIC XS ?" THE WONDER SHOW OF THE WORLD. A Bombshell of Bewilderment. Three Hours' Entertainment Without a Blush! POPULAR PRICES: 6s, 4s, 3s, and 2s (plus tax). Late Gallery, Is 6d; Children, Half-price except to Late Gallery. MATINEE PRICES:—4s, 3s, 2s, and Is, plus tax. Children half-price except to gallery. BOX PLANS Box Plan at D.I.C. till noon, then at Opera House. A limited number of 4s Stalls and D.C. Seats Reservable on day of performance onty. Day sales at Opera House Confectionery. ■pXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS BY A. AUSTEN DEANS, Now serving with the N.Z, Forces abroad. on view at McGregor weight's, 115 Lambton Quay.

MUNICIPAL AND LOCAL BODY ELECTIONS. CITIZENS' CANDIDATES OPENING OF CAMPAIGN ■ OPENING OF CAMPAIGN MONDAY NEXT, APRIL 21, at 8 p.m. 3—BIG MEETINGS 3 ODDFELLOWS' HALL, CLYDE QUAY: Speakers T. <J. A. HISLOP (Mayoral Candidate), WTLL APPLETON (City Council and Harbour Board), R. L. MACALLISTER, F. W. FUEKERT, and W. DUNCAN (City Council). ROSENEATH SCHOOL, ROSENEATH: W H STEVENS, R. H. NTMMO, R. A. WRIGHT, C. M. BOWDEN (City Council Candidatcß). REV. F. J. USHER. MISS B. CABLE (Hospital Board), SIR CHARLES NORWOOD (Harbour Board), REALM HALL, MOXHAM AVENUE, HATAITAI: MRS. KNOX GILMER, LEN. McKENZIE, J. D. SIEVWRIGHT. MALCOLM FKASER. MARTIN LUCKJE. W. GAUDLN (City Council Candidates), MRS. J. i'OW (Hoppitnl Board Candidate). CTTAS. i'ODl) (Harbour Board Candidate). WELLINGTON CITIZENS! TAKE AN INTEREST IN YOUR CITY AND ROLL UP TO THESE MEETINGS AND HEAR THE PROGRESS MADE UNDER THE CITIZENS" ADMINISTRATION. FOE INFORMATION RING TEL. 46-26?