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AMUSEMENTS. MATINEE TO-DAY Special Kiddies' Programme Cartoons, Comedies. Newsreels, Sportslight, Chapter 4 of “Junior G-Men of the Air.” and “KEEP ’EM SLUGGING” I.|||j OPERA HOUSEnili> t TO-NIGHT 7.45 & MONDAY STRANGE! STARTLING! SENSATIONAL! Love and Superstition weaving a devious course in four human lives, send a beautiful woman’s soul—tortured by a dire possession—hurtling to a stupendous emotional disaster. “CAT <$> PEOPLE” ( TOM SIMONE KENT CONWAY SIMON SMITH (Rec. by the Censor as Unsuitable for Children). —IN ADDITION— Soldiers without Guns —Youth on the Crime-crushing March against the Rats of the Underground. “Keep ’em Slugging” THE DEAD END • KIDS & LITTLE TOUGH GUYS., I (App. for Universal Exhibition) SUNDAY SUNDAY Shocking—True—Sensational.Every Scene is TRUE —every catastrophe and spectacle is REAL. Greater than any drama ever filmed. “UNITED WE STAND” Starring Presidents, Dictators.. Madmen and Men who wrote Civilisation’s most Explosive Era into History! —IN ADDITION— I A Thunderbolt of Thrills and Romance. “GOOD LUCK, MR YATES” Claire Trevor—-Jess Baxter I (Both App. for Universal Exhibition) I (Proceeds in aid of Mayor’s Fund) ! RUNANGA TO-NIGHT (Saturday): “GENTLEMAN AFTER DARK” Brian Donlevy—Miriam Hopkins (App. for Universal Exhibition) —AND—“DONALD’S GOLDMINE” (Cartoon). RUNANGA TO-MORROW (Sunday): “RIDIN’ DOWN THE CANYON” Starring Roy Rodgers. (App. for Universal Exhibition) —AND—“AFTER MIDNIGHT WITH BOSTON BLACKIE” Chester Morris—Ann Savage (App. for Universal Exhibition) PUBLIC NOTICES. TTERE is a chance to help yourself —ln to Win Art Union, £5OOO in j 305 prizes; .£2OOO Ist prize, £5OO 2nd | prize, closes TO-DAY (Saturday);, drawn April 14. Tickets 2/6. H. F. o GILVIE ® S ON - 1 Mackay Street—Greymouth, ’Phone 429. Tea, Freshly Ground Coffee & Cccca in plentiful supply. English Beswick Ware Suitable for Wedding Gifts. A RTISTIC FLORAL WORK WREATHS BOUQUETS SPRAYS ’Phone Your Orders (360). R. A. FAIRHALL. (West Coast Florist Co.) Nurse v v, Marsden Road —HANDBAGS——HANDBAGS— —HANDBAGS— See our wonderful range of smart, roomy Purses. Strongly made in all colours. Prices from 15/6. TRIGGS & DENTON, LTD. MACKAY STREET, GREYMOUTH. DRAGES DRAGES HOME CENTRE DRAGES CHRISTCHURCH. DRAGES ORDER NOW AT THESE PRICES. DROPSIDE COTS £2/17/6 KAPOC MATTRESSES (Cot) £l/7/6 PLUNKET COTS £l/7/6 RADIO TABLES £l/19/6 ■ COUCH SQUABS £l/9/6 BATH MATS 4/6 CAMP STOOLS 5/6 STEP LADDERS, 3ft 12/6 STEP LADDERS. sft 19/6 LEATHER SHOPPING BAGS 17/6 LEATHER KNITTING BAGS 14/6 FIRE SHOVELS 2/11 CASH WITH ORDER. i pR-AGES QOMPANY JHMITED, ■ HOME PLANNING CENTRE j Cnr. Manchester and Tuam Streets, | CHRISTCHURCH.

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