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"All over the world British Men and Women, and CHILDREN, too, will esteem it a privilege to see "Journey's End.” His Majesty’s Theatre Direction: J. c. -Williamson (N.Z.), Ltd. WONDERFUL REALISM. GREAT DRAMA. GENUINE COMEDY, TONIGHT AT 8. AND FOLLOWING EVENINGS. MATINEE—NEXT WEDNESDAY. J. C. WILLIAMSON. LTD.. Present the World's Greatest Dramatis Sensation. ‘Journey’s End’ By R. C. Sherriff and Produced in con- ' junction with Maurice Browne, Ltd. j "Journey's End.” although a play of the i war, has nothing of the horror or bitter, ness of war. Moreover, it contains genuine comedy that brings countless laughs. "Journey’s End” has swept away aft barriers of race and country. "Journey’s End” is interpreted by the strongest aggregation of artists which has ever toured New Zealand. Box Plans at Lewis Eady. Ltd. Day Sale* at H.M. Theatre Confectionery. PRICES—D.C. and R.S., 7s; Stalls. 4s; Gallery, 1s 6d. Early Door. Gallery, 1s extra. All prices plus amusement tax. Manager - - - JOHN FARRELL. AMBASSADOR—Pt. Cheva: TONIGHT AT 8 Universal presents Sally Blane at Bill Cody in "WOLVES OF THE CITY " A startling story of the llnderwo William Fox Presents Blanche Sw:«t, , Warner Baxter and Mary McAlister in •RINGED” A romance of riches in love and gold. TUESDAY—“The Hangman# House Victor McLngian at his best.

AUCKLAND AERO CLUB (INC.). Members are notified that arrangements have been made through the courtesy of the Proprietors of Dixieland, to entertain Squadron Leader Kingsford Smith at a Cabaret Party at Dixieland, on Monday Next. November 4. It is hoped that the Club will be fully represented to do honour to one who has accomplished so much in the cause of Aviation. L. W. SWAN, Secretary.