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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22100, 4 May 1935, Page 24

IT'S JUBILEE WEiX IT'S JUBILEE WEEK >1 ; ' 1 AT THE C 1 Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd, at 11 a.m., 2.15,8 p.m. GALA MATINEE, AT 2.15. PACKED AGAIN LAST GEORGE GEORGE GEORGE GEORGE GEORGE GEORGE GEORGE GEORGE GEORGE GEORGE GEORGE GEORGE GEORGE GEORGE ARLISS ARLISS ARLISS ARLISS ARLISS ARLISS arliss ARLISS ARLISS ARLISS ARUSS ARLISS ARLISS ARLISS In his First British Masterpiece, " THE IRON DUKE " "THE IRON DUKE" "THE IRON DUKE" "THE IRON DUKE" "THE IRON DUKE" A Gaumont British Spiseial. Approved for Universal Exhibition, Supported by GLADYS COOPER, ELLALINE TERRISSi, And Many Other Famoun London Players. AN EPIC OF ENGLAND The Story of a Great British 'Warrior . .Patriot Statesman . . . Diplomat. BRILLIANT SPECTACLE. ALSO SCREENINGA National Document . . , Interesting and Impressive. "TWENTY-FIVE YEARS A KING" "TWENTY-FIVE YEARS A KING" "TWENTY-FIVE YEARS A KING" " TWENTY-FIVE YEARS A KING" Dialogue Spoken by SIR AUSTEN CHAMBERLAIN. 0 {-■■%■ Created by Jf JOHN drinkwater % ■ Every Event of Importance in the Glorioui Reign of Our Beloved Monarch. BOOKING IS HEAVY. Telephone Reserves cannot be isept after 7.30 p.m. sharp. reservations; -- - :10-100. I I CAPITOL I lo .SM- 8 . Diana Wynyard in "ONE MOB;E RIVER'" (Recommended by Censor for Adults), until Robert Montgomery in "THE HIDE OUT.'" (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) I TUDOR CINEMA | '/A MONSTER GIFT MATINEE TO-DAY y/A \ At 2.30. '/// Special Programme and Free Chocolate. %\. H.M. THE KING AND HIS V/V. PEOPLE. Jubilee Picture. Vyy, :I—GEORGE O'BRIEN in % "SMOKE LIGHTNING." y/y l. —Walt Disney Coloured Cartoon, /ft. ' PECULIAR PENGUINS." W {All Approved for Universal Exhibition.) , y// This Evening, at 81 o ENE RAYMOND, '/A NANCY CARROLL, /y/. SYDNEY HOWARD And MITZI GREEN In p MERRY-GO-ROUTED " (Recommended by Censor for Adul'ts). p MERRY-GO-ROUND " yy,- (Recommended by Censor for Adul'ts). yOy. M.irth, Melody and Mystery on bosrd <y/s a luxury liner! %/J()OD SUPPORTING PROGRAMMER I GAIETY CINEMA I '4-, mes'. ■ TA K A PUNA | GAIETY CINEMA | J !. To-night I Matinee To-day at 2.30! ELIZABETH BERGNER In "CATHERINE THE GREAT." Rncommended by Censor for Adults. The Screen's Greatest Historical Picture! HAVE YOU ENTERED YOUR BABY? /BEAUTIFUL PLUNKET BABY EXHIBITION OF PHOTOGRAPHS To Be Held In MILNE AND CHOYCE'S LOUNGE From FRIE'AY, MAY SI, TO FRIDAY. JUNE It CLOSING DATE FOR ENTRIES. MAY 18. The Competition for the mtmt Beaulifnl Plunket Baby cipen only to children who have been at some time unde:: the supervisor. of a Plunket Nurse. % The Competition to be divided into ne classes, to be judged by the visitor! to th* Exhibition, classes as follows: A. Photograph of the most beautiful child under six months. . , E. Photograph of the most beautiful child over six months and u::ider twelve months. ... C. Piiotogrsiph of the most beautiful child over twelve months and under two J®®!?: D. Photograph of the most beautiful child over two years and under iour years. E. Photograph of the most beautiful child oxer four years and under nix years. . F. Photograph of the most beautiful twin' under six yearn. , - The Photographs entered must be of children who are NOT NOW MORE TBAH TWELVE YEARS OF AGE. Further particulars at Milne and Choyce. or Plunket Rooms. I A Bridge Party in Aid of Afore will b* Given Milne and Choyce, WEDNESDAY, May 22. Phone MISS "MILBURN. 43-217. _ VOTE FOR EL Y. CITY COUNCIL. HOSPITAL BOARD. NJiW ADMINISTRATION TICKET. PATENTS PATENTS.— Baldwin, Son f.ud CareysAdvice free. Costs on application.— fivone Bklsr.