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Evening Star, Issue 21519, 18 September 1933, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS. YOU BE THE DETECTIVE. See Every Clue the Police See ... See Every Action of the Murder ... Hear the Motive I Witness the Crime . . . Then Try, to Solve. It! ‘ THE CRIME OP THE CENTURY,’ ‘ THE CRIME OF THE CENTURY,’ • THE CRIME OF THE CENTURY,* ‘ THE CRIME OF THE CENTURY,’ ‘ THE CRIME OF THE CENTURY,’ * THE CRIME OF THE CENTURY,’ ‘ THE CRIME OF THE CENTURY,’ THE CRIME OF THE CENTURY,’ ‘ THE CRIME OF THE CENTURY,’ . The Greatest Thrill of the Century! At The EMPIRE DE LDXE (Phones 12-432 and 12-433) 2.15 - TWICE DAILY WE WILL GIVE YOU 60 SECONDS TO SOLVE THE MURDER. Never before in fact or fiction a story so tantalising ... the gripping drama of a woman’s unshaken faith in a man’s indicted innocence! All the clues are them . . . you see precisely what happens ... you know as much as the police - do . ._ . and all clues are reviewed during a special 60-second intermission to enable you to name the murderer! Can YOU figure out who killed Philip Ames? ‘ THE CRIME OF THE CENTURY.’ Approved for Universal Exhibition. J The Players; JEAN HERSHOLT, WYNNE GIBSON. STUART ERWIN, FRANCES DEE. Who committed the most dramatic crime ever to be shown on the screen . . . the crime that was pre-confessed . . . the crime that bad 100 clues but no apparent solution . . . the crime that baffled big city detectives' . . •?. Also, Outstanding Supporting Programme. And KNIGHT BARNETT At the MIGHTY CHRISTIE ORGAN. Plans at the Theatre and D.I.C. TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION. TO LET. ' MAORI HILL: Dainty Bungalow, 4 large rooms and kette.; large section; glorious view; 30s. MORNINGTON: Bungalow, 5 rooms and kette.; large section; fine outlook, 255. ROSLYN: 5 Rooms, furnished; £2. TAMBLYN, RHODES, AND JAMIESON. Paper run or news agency. Cash Buyer Waiting. Urgent. HAGGITT, DUTHIE, AND KINMONT LIMITED, 2 Dowling street. Phone 13-416; or evening 20-691. NEW ZEALAND Legion, Concert Chamber, To-morrow Night; addresses by Research Committee leaders, executive’s report to members. WANTED- Exchange, 5-roomed, House, with acre land, for 5 Rooms on flat. —Macassey and Co. ANTED Exchange, 4 Sections, at Abbotsford, for small House- or Section in Dunedin.—Macassey and Co. VOUNG Couple, no children, want to X Kent Fully-furnished House or Flat, south end.—72B, ‘ Star.’ tO.IQA (Day or Night).— Bone-dry lo lou Manuka. Broadleaf. Pine Blocks; 6 large sacks. IPs. 12 £l. WANTED Purchase, approx. 350 ft |in Steel Rods, also Mixing Board for concrete. —Phone 10-568. BW ZEALAND Legion, To-morrow (Tuesday) Night, Concert Chamber.