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amusements M CHILDREN S FEATURE AT 1 P.M. TODAY * H CHARLES STARRETT - RUSSELL HAYDEN in the Thrilling Western * H “ WEST OF TOMBSTONE ” * b (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) H M THE NORMAL ADI LT MATINEE follows at approximately 2 P.M H M Dir. H M r/w ■■ Amalgamated U M NM BW _ Theatres Ltd. M § Opera House i H TODAY - MON. - TUES. - Daily, 2 p.m. 8 p.m. g M SETTING A NEW STANDARD IN ACHIEVEMENT! □ * The World-Renowned Stage Success by John Galsworthy brings H to the Screen an Outstanding Portrayal of this year’s y H Greatest Story H 20TH CENTURY FOX PRESENTS E rex reoor E a HARRISON CUMMINS a M In JOHN GALSWORTHY’S M J "ESCAPE" j g This is a Drama of Destiny—of a Man—a Miscarriage of Justice— M M and a Woman. Rarely does a Film achieve so successful a blend of h M Suspense, Romance and Adventure. „ (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) M M EXCELLENT SUPPORTS H * “Pathe Airmail News” - ‘‘Fox Australian News” - “Blue Waters” H (Travelogue) - “Spotlight in the Air” (Interest) M H PLANS FOR TODAY & MONDAY AT THE THEATRE—Unclaimed H H Reserves at 7.30 p.m. will be sold. p K rtXXXXXXXXXXXXXTXXXXZXXXXi i xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

OPERA OPERA HOUSE THE NEW ZEALAND BROADCASTING SERVICE presents CELEBRATED z ENGLISH TENOR WALTER WALTER MIDG L E Y MIDG L E Y Direct from Royal Opera, Covent Garden. ONE CONCERT ONLY BOOK MONDAY! Box Plan at the D.I.C. Seats: Reserved 7/6 and 5/- Unreserved 2/6. All Plus Tax THURSDAY, APRIL 21 ★ THURSDAY. APRIL 21 Wanganui Boxing Association OPERA WEDNESDAY HOUSE /f APRIL2O PROFESSIONAL MIDDLE WEIGHT CONTEST TEN 2-MINTTE ROUNDS. 808 BROWN /Auckland) versus DON MURRAY (Wanganui) SIX SELECTED AMATEUR BOUTS LIGHTWEIGHT: ( 1. DENNE (Wanganui) v. TUNNYCLIFFE (Feilding). WELTERWEIGHT: 2. MURPHY (Wanganui) v. V7ADE (Feilding . 3. LOCK (Wanganui) v. McNAB (Feilding). 4. FREW (Wanganui) v. GIBBONS (Marton). MIDDLEWEIGHT: 5. STANFORD (Wanganui) v. SYKES (Palmerston N.) HEAVYWEIGHT: 6. DAVEY (Taumarunui) v. TUA (Feilding). Box Plan at Koorey ’s, Victoria Avenue ADMISSION: 6/-, 4/-, 2/-, plus tax.

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