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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20898, 13 June 1931, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS. STRAND STRAND A Fuller-Haywnrd Theatre. Sessions: 11, 2.15, 8. 3 Bad Mon who perhaps were not so bad as they were good. 0 Girls who were better than bad. * * * 3 Men loved by tho girls, wanted by the sheriff, and protectors of the weak in spito of themselves. EXACTLY EXACTLY GENTLEMEN. 1 GENTLEMEN.' They were three young bladesgoing nowhere. Diamonds . . . and very, very rough. Decidedly VICTOR McLAGLEN, VICTOR McLAGLEN, LEW CODY, LEW CODY, EDDIE GRIBBON. EDDIE GRIBBON. 3 BAD MEN. Victor McLaglen as " Bull Lew Cody, as Ace Beaudiy. (| Eddie Gribbon, as Bronco Dawson. Gunfire, galloping horses, stunts, suspense, blazing action in one of the best Westerns you ever saw. "With a marvellous cast. Laughs and Thrills. IA Fox Picture.) PLANS AT STRAND. Phone 43-114. Prices, Is to 2b 6d. Fuller-Hayward SUBURBAN Theatres. Programmes for 10-day. | TUDOR | REMUERA. SPECIAL SERIAL MATINEE at 2.30. "TNnnNS ARE COMING, Serial, Etc. And To-night at 8. BUSTER KEATON In " FORWARD MARCH. iA* 9 i'" H 7 45 - | PRINCE EDWARD | Karangahape Gilbert Roland and Barbara Leonard in " MEN OF THE NORTH And MARY ASTOR In " THE RUNAWAY BRIDE.' MATINEE at 2 P.M. "INDIANS ARE COMING." Serial. .Etc. VICTORIA 1 DEVONPORT. " KAY FRANCIS. Lewis Stone, Kay Johnston and Zazu Pitts in "THE PASSION FLOWER. SPECIAL MATINEE at 2.30. _ " INDIANS ARE COMING." Serial. | BRITANNIA j THREE LAMPS. John Garrick, Maureen O'Sullivan, Marjorie White and El Brendell In "JUST IMAGINE." MATINEE AT 2 P.M. "INDIANS ARE COMING." Serial, Etc. | GREY LYNN CINEMA | "VSF 1 ! Surrey C. Big Double Bill. BEATRICE LILLE In -"ARE YOU THERE" And RUTH ROLAND In "RENO." SPECIAL MATIENEE AT 2 P.M. EMPIRE DOMINION ROAD. TO-NIGHT and MONDAY and MATINEE TO-DAY. A. A. Milne's Sensational Mystery Success, " THE PERFECT ALIBI," With a Distinguished All-English Cast. Great Supporting Programme. Usual Prices. Phone 21-433. PICTUREDROME MATINEE. 2.30. TO-NIGHT at 8. WILL ROGERS in Hia Big Laugh Bomb, "SO THIS IS LONDON." Screamingly Funny. Fox News and Comedy. Two Hours Free Jazz. George Poore's Carlton Orchestra. Usual Prices: Is. Is Gd, 2s. Children Half Price. ONEHUNGA PICTURES—STRAND. TO-NIGHT Double Star Programme. "THE WAY FOR A SAILOR" And " ENTER SIR JOHN." Both Adult Recommendation. FORESTERS. "TIN GODS." Comedy and News. THE STAR PAPAKURA. TO-NIGHT Thrilling Melodrama. » | "THE CAT CREEPS." I WEDNESDAY (JUNE 17). MAURICE CHEVALIER, "THE PLAYBOY OF PARIS." "THE PLAYBOY OF PARIS." At Loving. Laughing, Singing. There's only one "CHEVALIER." TOWN HALL. 10.30 to 12,\ JAZZ DANCE. TO-NIGHT AND MONDAY. RUTH CHATTERTON in "THE LADY OF SCANDAL." . AVONDALE. EXHIBITIONS. AUCKLAND WINTER EXHIBITION. JULY 8 TO 18, 1931. EXHIBITION SPACE. MANUFACTURERS AND MERCHANTS REQUIRING SPACE, APPLY TO J. FINDLAY, MANUFACTURERS' ASSOCIATION, QUEEN'S ARCADE, AUCKLAND. PHONE 43-110. CLASSES FOR DAIRY PRODUCE, HONEY, FIELD ROOTS, VEGETABLES AND FRUIT, HOME INDUSTRIES. NEEDLEWORK. ART, PHOTOGRAPHY, RABBITS AND POULTRY. ENTRIES CLOSE NEXT WEDNESDAY (JUNE 17). Free Schedules available on application to W. P. O'DONNELL, A. and P. Association, 41, Albert Street, Auckland. PHONE 40-098. PUBLIC NOTICES. ASSIGNED ESTATE OF JAMES AND SON. All Persons having Claims against the ASSIGNED ESTATE , 0f JAMES AN IX SON. STATIONERS. HAMILTON, Arc required to furnish full particulars to the Assignee not later than June 30, 1931, after which da to a Dividend will be declared. T. G. REYNOLDS. W E L F A R E. The Public is hereby notified that on and after the loth instant, the address of the Child Welfare Offices will be, Post Office Building, Welleslev Street East, Auckland. Tho Office will be Closed on the 15th instant, durins removal. J. 8. CUPIT, District Supervisor.