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r KING 'GEORGE THEATRE - Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, August 2nd, 3rd, 4th Sdnskiional Request; Return Season ! Jean Harlow — Clark Gable - Wallace -Beery SEE- Oc^cc=3o <=^ o <=oc==so<==oc=3o<==3bc=>o<==>oc=3o<==>o<=3oc==>oc=>o<==>o<: SEE— J -a -c o°° 0 \ , . • ' v : " o The tramp steamer "Kin W: r? ° [I- i 4 ; ri Lm.g," Clark Gable in com thttfflfSMd'Malay paates, %g I* —— n | ~ s mand, in the howling fury > m search of the ship's gold, jj ■ h|n3 ! jgaC |j of a tropical typhoon! SEE— I : kyv ' 1 * | SEE _ I "China Doll" the girl more g—■»' —— in ■ — 0 Hong Kong, seething caul- *' to "be feared than all the ><,< =?° - • ■ . AJ . . * tlron of'intrigue and dandangers of the China Seas. (Both Recommended by , Censor for Adults) , -• ger! "CHINA POLL" . MORE DANGEROUS THAN THE IPURY OF A TROPICAL TYPHOON! The eal they called "China Doll" and the society beauty from England—aboard,,the, fury-lashed China' Seas trampship—a (treat love story in a thrillin* setting—with Clark Gable as the -Skippejr who fights typhoohs, terror and pirate cruelty to hold ° in his arms the girl;who swore to hate him! Prince Edward Theatre—Tuesday, Augus t'2nd at 8 p.m. ANYTHING- HAPPEN TO A GIRL IN A BIG CITY. NOAH BEERY Jnr. BLAKEK ' NOAH BEERY Jnr. LARRY BLAKEK CLAIRE TREVOR ALAN BAXTER : IN ~ m I^B^yp R —Baxter. Trouble at Midnight # * 199 L (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) • • /m I /%«ifM B_TS VI c Drama that Sweeps from the Battlefields of Prance to the DIH 1 U WII V3II 1 ~ Plains of the West. \ ■ O . He accepts his dead -brother's war-time pal without a ques- \ * ; (Jjtecommended by Censor for Adults.) ■/ . , t-ioii though everything points to him as a ruthless cattle rustler ] ; ' v ' ; ■' ■ - ■ ; .„ > ... he wages a bitter war against the town's mayor though One, Man wanted to Snare her Liie ... he wans to marry his daughter . . . but he untangles the One Man' Wanted to Take her Life ... < mystery of "Trouble at Midnight" in an exciting drama that I One Min'wanted to Write the Story of her Life .. . : echoes the thunder of battlefields in gang-infested cattle plains! ,PRINCE EDWARD THEATRE — Thursday, August 4th at 8 p.m. JOHN BOLES — LULI DESTI ! T/ r M !\ /T A \/ A T A D r\ JOHN BOtES LULI DESTI KEN MAYNARD " -—- IN — ' IN ' She Married an Artist | H i ttl: a r* iv' ; (R.ecommended by Censor for Adults.) *_ • . A AaaCl/JL When a WcJman from Manhattan marries a mhd_ madennioisclle . ; (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) from Paree, it's a madhouse ot madcap ninth! ' i She longed for the peace and quiet of a nice lunatic asylum | . BREATHTAKING THRILLS WITH YOUR FIGHTING. after "She Married An Artist"! j ' FAVOURITE LeamwhaVgoes on behind the closed doors of famous ew | Trickei . y with Tl . ca( . heiy .. . Matching Bullets with Studio I 'Scandals! Gasp at Merry Models! Roar at | Brains . . Ken wages his undercover war against the prairie I Artist Antics! 1 plunderers. *, f, ,1 T , , PRINCE EDWARD, Saturday, August 6th At Dtn 1 neatres GEORGE, Fri, Satur., Mon., August 6th, 7th, Bth MATINEES BOTH THEATRES SATURDAY 2 P.M. ' AN ISLAND PARADISE KINGS WITH SONG BOBBY BREEN BOBBY BREEN : THRILLS AGAIN IN HIS GREATEST SINGING HIT n< ini , n , >n , , n , ,n. >n/ .n. >n< >n< »ni in< >ni >ni >n< inrmn, >n< >n< ,n. NED sparks | "Hawaii Calls" I mm clark " * Q. _ -0< * »Qc >n< > ut >n<-j THE ISLANDS RING WITH MELODY IN A TALE OF BOLD n -eavl , 0 Farlv ADVENTURE, AND THE SILVER THROATED BOY YOU Reserve EarlV Keserve cany love sing again j SUPPORTING PROGRAMMES — At Prince Edward Theatre- } At King George TheatrePRESTON FOSTER — and — VIRGINIA WEIDLER = PRESTON FOSTER — and - VIRGINIA WEIDLER i FOX AUSTRALIAN NEWS IN \ > ~f\ rol NEW ZEALANJ) VOLCANOS IN ACTION Outcast 01 lOkCl rl&t ROOMERS" to She's as | "WHITE MAGIC," "PRAIRIE SWINGAROO" You'll Her to S of West. I "fATHE PARADE," "PATHE GAZETTE" • IT'S COMING! ("CLOISTERED"! m C « G !

Wgtn- Rugby Football Union (Inc.) THIS SATURDAY THIS SATURDAY THIS SATURDAY THIS SATURDAY SENIOR FIRST DIVISION HUTT versus WELLINGTON Hutt Eei'i'eation (iround No. 1. 2.30 p.m. THIRD I'IRST DIVISION HUTT versus ST. PATS COLLEGE Hutt Eecivatioii (Iround. No. 2. 3 p.m. SIXTH—SHCONI) ROUND HUTT versus TAITA Hutt Jfecmttion (J round. No. .1. .1.30 p.m.

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Principal: Miss Miriama Heketa. M.R.A.D., Late Assistant § Joe Knowsley School of Dancing. i PERSONAL TAP DANCING = for. Term of Eleven , 'J|JU CLASSES. | Weeks Including WMi 4/- per half-hour. f and . Private Lesson. .Fees per Term: more: £2:2:0. '!/• per head per i Two Half-lionrs ____ Private ' Hour Class each Schools and other week. Organisations Fees per Term: are invited to join \ £3:3:4 ft. , our Classes. Eleven weeks in S Term. MISS MIRIAM A HEKETA. I Miss Miriama Heketa, the most graceful and accomplished Danseuse ; Wellington possesses, is the foremost of Mr Joe Knowsley's "Cham- | pvjnship Dancers" and has the distinct and unique honour of being ; tht. only dancer in Wellington to win her "Championship" and | retain it for five years in succession. 3 STUDIO: KING GEORGE THEATRE, I LOWER ELUTT. | i 1 Address: P.O. Box 43, I I ;." 1 .. Lower Hutt. § ImimiiliiiiiimMiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiitiiiintiiiiitiiHiitMitiiniiitiiiitiiMiitiiiaiHiiu iiiiiifitimimitimimiitiikiimiimmiMmiiui,,,

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