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amusements 3rd Triumphant Week. AL JOLSON The World’s Favourite * TALKS, SINGS AND DANCES AT THE PLAZA 3 DE LUXE SESSIONS DAILY At 11, 2.30 and 8. “THE SINGING FOOL” WARNER BROS. VITAPHONE. ALL-TALKIE SUPPORTS INCLUDE TANNHAUSER OVERTURE (N.Y. Philarmonic Orchestral HUMORESQUE (Mischa Elman). cnes ). HOWARD BROS. (Operatic Burlesque). MONASTERY CELLAR (Quartette). AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT. Call at the Theatre and Book Seats, or Attend the 11 a.m. Session—at Popular Prices. TIVOLI - EVERYBODY’S z SPECIALLY SELECTED FEATURES THE BEST SILENT SHOW IN TOWN. THELMA TODD CREIGHTON HALE AND SOJIN IN “7 FOOTPRINTS TO SATAN 2nd Attraction—- “ FREEDOM OF THE PRESS.” new role as the ruthless leader of the underworld. Everybody’s Continuous from 10, Phone 44-402. NEWMARKET TO-NIGHT, 7.50. EPSOM TOM MOORE DOROTHY REVIER in “THE SIREN” Intriguing story set against a Background of Social Events Also “ RAPID FIRE ROMANCE ” (MYSTERY ACTION HUMOUR). Gazette Comedy Rialto Orchestra. £ y THREE LAMPS Phone 26-041 VICTOR McLAGLEN in “HANGMAN’S HOUSE” Also MONTY BANKS in “WEEK-END COMEDY” JOHN BOWERS in “HEART OF THE YUKON” Also “FLEETWING” And Comedy Gazette etc. / NIGHTLY at 8 - PHONE 20-821. And Com <\\\\vx\\\\\\\\\\\xvx\x\x\xxx\x\\x\\\\\\\\\v!

HSfl-ZOH ST. JAMES OPPOSITE THE HOLLOW SQUARE. WWW THE UNIVERSITY STUDENTS TOPICAL MUSICAL THEATRE Proprietors: John Fuller & Sons, Ltd. Present their FARCE. The KING OF KAWAU OR SEVENTY MILLIONS IF ITS UNIVERSITY, IT’S UNIQUE. IF IT’S WET TAKE A TAXI. WHAT THE STUDENTS SAY ABOUT —Joey Ward, Gordon Coates, Bishop of Waikato, Jerry Lundon, Mr. Allan, Evolution. And, Mind You, they KNOW. Varsity Prices: Res., 6s; 8.5., 3s (Early Doors, 1s extra); Grand Circle Res., 2/-; Unres., 1/6; Boxes by Arrangement. NO TAX. BOX PLANS OPEN AT THEATRE. NO QUEUE. MIP-ZOH

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