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AMU SEMENTS 4 th triumphant week as -THE SINGING FOOL,’* WITH VITA PHONE, WILL NEVER BE SEEN AND HEARD ELSEWHERE IN THIS PROVINCE, Reservations will be accepted by letter from Country Residents if accompanied by Postal Note op Money Order. AL JOLSON The World’s Favourite Talks and Sings AT THE PLAZA ‘THE SINGING FOOL’ ALL-TALKIE SUPPORTS INCLUDE TANNHAUSER OVERTURE (N.Y. Philharmonic Orchestra). HUMORESQUE (Mischa Elman). HOWARD BROS. (Operatic Burlesque). MONASTERY CELL (Quartette) AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT.—CaII at the Theatre and. Book Seats, or Attend the 11 a.m. Session—At Popular Prices. For Service Information Phone 41-586. TIVOLI —EVERYBODY’S LAST DAY. “ the wedding MARCH ” TO-MORROW (THURSDAY). TWO GREAT ATTRACTIONS. r JACK MULHALL and DOROTHY MACKAILL THEY HAD MONEY TO BURN: AND HOW THEY BURNE IT! WHAT DID THEY DO WHEN IS WAS ALL BURNED UP? See “CHILDREN THE RITZ “ Also, RED LIPS” OF GAY AND EXHILARATING! NEW AND INVIGORATING! AN AMAZINGLY FRANK STORY OF COLLEGE LIFE, WITH MARION NIXON and CHAS. (Buddy) ROGERS NEWMARKET TO-NIGHT. 7.50. EPSOM LAST NIGHT OF 44 THE LEGION OF THE CONDEMNED.” And “OUR DANCING DAUGHTERS," with JOAN CRAWFORD. TO-MORROW (THURSDAY). "TWO LOVERS," with RONALD COLMAN and VILMA BANKY. THEATRE KINGSLANB NIOHTLY ftV 8 PHONE 20-821. EMIL JANNINGS in THE LAST COMMAND And THOMAS MEIGHAN in “ BLIND ALLEYS ” M\\\\%\\\u\\\mv\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\v <iw\\\\\\wv\\vw\\vw\wvv

SAFETY FIRST.—-The Plymouth is Mechanically Safe on the Road. Economically Safe on the Purse. Drive a Plymouth and be Safe. LECTURES. Mm. Auckland University College. The Second of the Course of Three Public Lectures on “ EVOLUTION ” Will be Delivered in the College Hall, Arts Building. Princes Street, at 8 p.m. TO-NIGHT, by Professor J. C. SperrinJohnson, M.A., M.Sc., M. 8.. B.Ch. (Nat. Univ., Ireland); Litt. D., (N.Z.), F.Z.S., F.R.G.S. The Public is Invited to Attend. ADMISSION FREE. M. R. O'SHEA, Registrar. SAFETY FlßST.—Quality in the PLYMOUTH MARKS RELIABILITY WHICH IN ITS TURN MARKS SAFETY. DRIVE A PLYMOUTH AND BE SAFE. MOTHERS BRING THE KIDDIES TO THE LEWIS EADY HALL, LTD., JUNE 3, at 8 p.m. Grand Charity Entrtainment. IN AID OF SISTER ESTHER'S WINTER APPEAL ARRANGED BY MISS AILEEN BERESFORD ADMISSION FRONT SEATS ----2 s BACK SEATS 1s CHILDREN - - HALF-PRICE. MATINEE 2.30 Box Plans at Lewis Eady, Ltd.

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