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Northern Advocate, 27 July 1934, Page 11

T Th* PLAZA =7* •Direction —J. C. Picture Corporation, Ltd. Managing Director: Beaumont Smith, Esq. FINAL SCREENING-TO-NIGHT at 8 p.m. MAY ROBSON - LEWIS STONE “ YOU CAN’T RAVE EVERYTHING ” —commenclmTio-morrow Saturday Morning, at 11 o’clock. 3 BIG SESSIONS TO-MORROW—II a.m., 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. A Thrilling Different Drama—Poignant—Exciting—Unusual. Munster Matinee at 2 pan, ■ Same Programme as at Night With Added Attraction DOROTHEA WIECK ALICE BRADY IN “Miss Fane’s Baby Is Stolen” , (Universal Exhibition.) “Give Me Back My Baby!” . . . the heartbroken plea of a motheri frantic with fear! . . . only a moment ago she had tucked him into bed . ; now the yawning emptiness of his crib shrieked the horrible news! What Would You Do If Your Baby Was Stolen? There’s absolutely no sense to it! ... It’s all about love and gold and spooks on a desert chicken ranch—AND IT’S A RIOT SLIM ZASU SUMMERVILLE - PITTS IN “LOVE BIRDS" (Universal Exhibitoin.) Who knows the yearnings of a schoolmarm’s heart —or the fierce longing of a chicken-farmer’s soul? ... We don’t know—and the chickens don’t care . . . Come and see for yourself what it’s all about, IT’S A RIOT! Her Art was Pleasing Men! Slie Climbed To Fame On A Ladder Of Men. As Even Brothers Betrayed Each Other For Her Beauty ! > The Bright New Star From Russia— ANNA STEN In Samuel Goldwyn’s Production Of “ NAM ” (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Suggested by Zala’s Immortal Classic of a Voluptuous Daughter of the Boulevards. PLAZA.-Tues.-Wed. Box Plans Now Open at LAURIE’S Thurs. Next. Phone 2403 or 2620. CA •u. f* * rift (B w Scow * Check the Previous Day INTER-ISLAND RAIL BOOKING Passengers who wish to take full advantage of the convenient railway “Through Booking Service” between the North and South Islands are advised to check their luggage the day before their departure. Their luggage thus goes ahead, and is ready for immediate delivery to them on their arrival. r -“THROUGH BOOKING” HELPS YOU