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Waipa Post, Volume 42, Issue 3314, 25 June 1931, Page 1

Entertainments. EMPIRE THEATRE, TE AWAMUTU TALKIES! TALKIES I TALKIES 1 (Western Electric System.). TO-NIGHT. THURSDAY ! THURSDAY! THURSDAY ! FRIDAY 1 FRIDAY ! FRIDAY ! TWO NIGHTS ONLY. A Welcome Announcement. PLUNDER PLUNDER TOM WALLS and RALPH LYNN ! TOM WALLS and RALPH LYNN ! The Irresistible Joy Boys of " ROOKERY NOOK." Thousands of people were unable to gain admission to the Regent Theatre during the record season there of " PLUNDER," and its presentation at THE EMPIRE (TE AWAMUTU) will doubtless be greatly appreciated by lovers of genuine British humour. Those who have not yet enjoyed Tom Walls and Ralph Lynn in this irresistibly funny comedy will take the opportunity of doing so at the Empire Theatre on THURSDAY and FRIDAY next; and those who have already laughed themselves hoarse at Ben Travers' comedy will doubtless wish to enjoy it again. A BRITISH DOMINIONS PICTURE. Two adventurers, the fortune of a beautiful lady to be retrieved, and a perfect demonstration of how a foolish old gentleman, who suddenly decides to die, can turn a rope of pearls into something much more unpleasant around the neck of an adventurer. TOM WALLS, RALPH LYNN, MARY BROUGH, and WINIFRED SHOTTER

in Ben Travers' Great Masterpiece, PLUNDER A successful stage play and novel and its screen version. Magnificently acted and recorded, and with sparkling dialogue farce, it has eclipsed all comedy records. BOX PLAN AT GIFFORD'S. SATURDAY AND MONDAY. SATURDAY AND MONDAY. Recommended by the Censor more especially for adult audiences. Another British Film Masterpiece. Take French leave from your cares and duties to see the biggest comedy success of the age at the theatre where Madeleine Carroll, Sydney Howard and Haddon Mason appear in "French Leave." And so from climax to anti-climax this riot of fun continues until you gasp for breath at the comedy antics of JPRENCH LEAVE. pENCH J^EAVE. FRENCH JP R E N C H FRENCH TEA V E LEAVE T EAVE REDUCED pRICES ! CIRCLE, 2s; STALLS, Is 6d; RESERVES, 6d. Patrons are requested to be seated at 8 p.m. sharp. Positively No Reserves kept after 8 p.m. , ; for Dance in Te Awarcrutu Town Hall. Particulars later. 605 GRAND DANCE, TE RAH.U HALL; SATURDAY, 27th JUNE, 1931. Good Floor. Good Supper. Good Music. Gentleman, 2s; Ladies, i s 6d. 617 GRAND DANCE TO-MORROiW (FRIDAY) NIGHT. IN HAIRINI HALL. Good Floor.' Good Supper. Patterson's %ncopatoj|*f