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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23162, 7 October 1938, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS THE LATEST AND BEST OF "GENE AUTRY" FILMS TO-DAY! TO-NIGHT! - ALWAYS 2 BIG FEATURES - AND FEATURETTES AT POPULAR ROXY-TJYOLI PRICES; , 1500 SEATS AT 1/- \f- 1/- 1/CHILDREN 6d 6d 6d 6d 6d 6d Queen St. CoDtinuoui from 11 a.m. TIVOLI > TIVOLI Near Grafton Bridt'e. Nightly V at 8. > Phono 41 : 341. Phono 44-136. Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. ROXY CONTINUOUS SESSIONSi 11 o _ r, - 8. Western Matinee TO-MORROW, '2 o'clock TIVOLI NIGHTLY AT 8 O'CLOCK: Western Matinee f O-MORROW, 2 o'clock. FEATURE Empire Films No./\ First N.Z. Screening. First N.Z. Screening. Teeming thrills aa Gene rides the lono road in a desperato attempt to rid the range of an unscrupulous hand of land thieves! GENE AUTRY 2. GENE AUTRY GENE AUTRY GENE AUTRY GENE AUTRY GENE AUTRY RONNIE SINCLAIR RONNIE SINCLAIR (RA HOULD) N.Z.'s Sensational Boy Star v < mm lllilllllHOililiiliHiiiiiliiiiiVini!!!!!!!! "BOOTS & SADDLES'* "BOOTS & SADDLES" "BOOTS & SADDLES" "BOOTS & SADDLES" , > with' SMILEY BURNETTE. JUDITH ALLEN GUY USHER. The World's Most Popular Outdoor Star Riding The Trail of Revenge. FEATURE I 20th Century-Fox Films ]SJ O 2 p ' rst N.Z. Screening. 1 First N.Z. Screening, CRIMINALS WHO LEAVE NO CLUES. .. .NOT EVEN A CORPSE! MYSTERY THAT LEAVES YOU LIMP WITH LAUGHTER! ; K ' lillilllllllllil • 'wmmm With .TUNE LANG - LYLE TALBOT JUNE LANG LYLE TALBOT — DICK BALDWIN THE YEAR'S MOST HILARIOUS MYSTERY! No clues. .. .no suspects. . .not even a corpse I Shots, shrieks, a secrel staircase.... and sleuthing sweet ies up to their ears in crime. Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. RO&Y TIVOLI TO-DAY! ROXY TIVOLI TO-NtGHT»

autical paiu mmm TOWN JHA^LL^MNCERT TO-DAY (FRIDAY). Official Opening by His Worship' the Mayor at 11 a.m - Btalls Refreshments Entertainment ; Admission Free. In aid of Flying Angel Missions lip Seamen. ELECTORAL N.Z. L ABOUR ; . "gAVAGE AND gECURITY." : f; THE PRIME MINISTER, R 1 li" N M. J . ■ • WILL ARRIVE IN AUCKLAND JJVO-MORROW- (SATURDAY), AT 9.30 A M QNEHUNGA— M R A. G. O sborne - :mjp - Will Address Electors, (FRIDAY). OPEN-AIR MEETINGS—Corner GREEN LANE and GREAT SOUTH ROADS, 7.15 Chairman: Mr." J, Elliot; ONEHUNGA, 8 p:m. v v "INCREASE OSBORNE'S MAJORITY." J^EMUERA— R EV M. M. D HEATEB - ,p - Will Address Electors, MUNICIPAL HALL, NEWMARKET, rpO-NIGHT, g P.M. Chairman: MR. S. DONALDSON, Mayor of Newmarket. a TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) ORAKEI SCHOOL. Chairman: Councillor R. ARMSTRONG. JfJDEN—jypt. M.P., "Will Address Electors, - MONDAY NEXT, at 8 p.m., JUBILEE HALL, NEW NORTH ROAD, KINGSLAND. ."ANDERTON FOR EDEN." v gUBURBS— H ON H. G. R. M iSON - up - Will Address Electors, TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), LAINGHOLM HALL, 3 p.m. TAUPAKI HALL, 8 p.m. "MASON FOR SUBURBS." TJjy AITEM ATA— M s W. J..L ION ' MP- " Will Address Electors, BAYSWATER CLUBHOUSE, rjpO-NIGHT vAT g - '* r; " " —r~. * TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) COATESVILLE PUBLIC HALL, 2 p.m. Address by MISS E. JOHNSTON. GREENHITHE PUBLIC HALL, 8 p.m. Address by MR. W. J. LYON, M.P. QENTRAL-- ! ' QPEN-AIR jypETING rpO-NIGHT: BERESFORD STREET (Opp. Fire Brigade.) MRS. R. WYNN. MRS. PICKETT AND MISS E. JOHNSTON. Will Expound the women's side of Labour's Policy. Loikl-hiichkm installed. JVJAST—■M R F. W. g CHRAMM - m.P., ■ Will Address Electors, "Y^AIHEKE, TO-NIGHT OSTEND, 8.30 p.m. TO-MORROW (Saturday) ONETANGI, 11 a.m.) BURFDALE, a p.m.; ONRHOA Bnn^ti?^ N ' l i , r' A v Ml,ellns 01 Workers and Em P h» f , or - the Newmurket-Grafton areas win,.a heW in the. Committee Rooms, ;«« ?ft TO a y i !otS a ' r °- MORUOW (SatgA^„'W M r , ke . rg and Supporters in