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AMUSEMENTS. 2000 SEATS, I/. 1/6, 2/3. . RESERVES FROM 1/6. BRITISH LAUGHTER SEASON. LAUGHTER OX A BIG SCALE. Get Rich in Laughs. It breaks all records for running broad grins nnd high-diving hysterics. HAIL BRITAIN'S- . KINO OF LAUGHTER. MAJESTIC. (A FullerHayward Theatre.) 11. 12.50, 2.30, 4.15, 5.30, 8.0. Continuous from 11 a.m. * ♦ PLANS AT MAJESTIC. Phone 43-210. STANLEY STANLEY LUPINO, LIJPINO, LUPINO, Willi Dorothy Boyd and Jack Hobbs. Team of "Love Lies." In The "LOVE RACE." "LOVE RACE." Directed by Lupino Lane. YOU'LL LAUGH, YOU'LL GIGGLE. YOU'LL ROAR. High Power Thrills and Bone-shaking Laughter. j Also Screening: MARK HAMBOURG, : Playing the "Moonlight Sonata." " EDINBURGH." In nnd Around Scotland'* ; Famous City. I ALL BLACKS TRAINING AT SYDNEY I —" SHORT - EARED OWL." NATURE ! STUDY -- FOX AUSSIE NEWS i BRITISH PATHE NEWS. MAJESTIC, I THURSDAY— Upton Sinclair's Sensational Novel, "THE WET PARADE." And a Real Parade of Stars. Walter Huston Dorothy Jcrdan Jimmy | Durante Lewis Stone Myrna Loy ! Neil Hamilton Wallace Fonl Robert Young John Miljan. | " DIRIGIBLE." j "DIRIGIBLE." "DIRIGIBLE." "DIRIGIBLE." "DIRIGIBLE." Overshadows any picture ever made. With JACK HOLT, RALPH GRAVES and FAY WRAY. "DIRIGIBLE." "DIRIGIBLE." "DIRIGIBLE." "DIRIGIBLE." ABSORBING! ROMANTIC! GLAMOROUS! YOU AHE NOT TOO LATE TO VOTE FOR THE BIG FILM STAR COMPETITION. Closing Date, July 9. THE LONDON. CAPITOL. TO-NIGHT AT 8 P.M. DOUBLE STAR PROGRAMME. "CHARLIE CHAN'S CHANCE." "CHARLIE CHAN'S CHANCE." Warner Oland, H. B. Warner, Linda Watkins. "UP FOR MURDER." Lew Ayers, Genevieve Tobin. AT MATINEESPECIAL WESTERN PROGRAMME. Geo. O'Brian, Sally Filers, in "A HOLY TERROR." A Thrilling We?,tern Drama. *' BUFFALO BILL " SERIAL. PHONE 12-199. FOR RESERVES. EMPIRE. TO-NIGHT AT 8. Constance Bennett in "THE COMMON LAW." (From the Novel by Robt. W. Chambers.) Screening at the Matinee "MEN LIKE THESE." Children under 14 yd. Phone Reserves 21-433. ONEHUNGA PICTURES' strand. j NORMA SHEARER And ROBERT MONTGOMERY In | "STRANGERS'MAYKISS." [ Laurel and Hardy Comedy and Gazette. MATINEE: 2.30 TO-NIGHT: 8 p.m. PICTURE DROME. Matinee. 2.30 p.m. Night, at 8. SYDNEY HOWARD In A British Comedy Special, " UP FOR THE CUP." Two Hours,' Jazz. JOHN BARRYMORE and MARIAN MARSH IN THEIR CROWNING GLORY, "THE MAD GENIUS." STRAND THURSDAY NEXT. RUGBY FOOTBALL. EDEN PARK. EDEN PARK. EDEN PARK. TO-DAY TO-DAY WAIKATO V. AUCKLAND. WAIKATO V. AUCKLAND. WAIKATO V. AUCKLAND. WAIKATO V. AUCKLAND. WAIKATO V. AUCKLAND. WAIKATO V; AUCKLAND. WAIKATO V. AUCKLAND. WAIKATO V. AUCKLAND. KICK-OFF 2.45 P.M. COLL. RIFLES V. TEC. COLTS (INTERMEDIATE). KICK-OFF .1.30 P.M. Admission, Is; Stand, la extra; Schoolboys, 3d. MEETINGS. | SAVINGS BANK. j A Meeting of the Trustees will bo Held at the Bank on WEDNESDAY, JULY 6, 1932, At 2.15 p.m. T. N. SMALLWOOD, Manager. QURRENCY REFORM LEAGUE. The next Meeting will tnko place in the Foresters' Hall. Corner Albert and Wellesley Streets, on WEDNESDAY, July 6, at 7.43 p.m. Subject: "The Effect of Currency Reform on the Working Man." Speaker: Mr. H. G. Haddow. Written questions to bo answered may be submitted by Noon. Wednesday. to tho undersigned. There will be a discussion.—M. C. O'NEILL. Hon. Sec. ART UNIONS. " QOLDEN DAWN " ART UNION. Tho Prize winners of tho " Golden Dawn " Art Union are as follow: FIRST PRIZE—£SO. 33,841 F. ORMOND. c.o. Simpson and Williams, Christchnrch. SECOND PRIZE—£2O. 12.938—MR5. McDONALD, Kinsmore Street. Mornington, Dunedin. THIRD PRIZE—£IO. 91.939—MR. WILLIAMS. Cl 3, Cashel. , Street, Linwood. THREE PRIZES OF £5. 29,179—C. R. MASON, 2, Ly Helton Street, Sydenham. 21,340 —L. lIORNE, Onunake. 23,121—MR5. TULLETT, 10). Claridse Road, Styx TWO PRIZES OF £2 10s. 64.121—M. FITZWATER. Paten. F6.IS9—MR. DICKINSON. Te Teko.