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AMUSEMENTS. TO-NIGHT ! — TO-NIGHT ! O — A lURDER A rySTERIES. -» _ URDER YSTERIES O — T>HRILLERS. — - ■Detective .1 hrillers. G-MEN G-MEN /roxy\ a /ttvoli\ [ ROXY \ A ( TIVOLI \ 1 Queen St. iN I Near < Oral'on I \ Contlnuous / T» \ »,<„V,r£ / \ r-n / L) \ 2*t, / Phone 41-341. Phone 44-136. Direction: Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. RCXY DAILY SESSIONS: 11 — 2-5 - h MATINEE 2 O'CLOCK TO-MORROW. tivo ji ho irr.y at a o clock MATINEE 2 O'CLOCK TO-MORROW. g 'mi - ;!hi.iui:i:i:iiii"\ 5 B!< !•. TU RE Warner Elos. S JvJq J Screening To-night. L m • il ••IT'.lilSlilll 3 ESPIONAGE! DOUBLE DEALING! DOUBLE MURDER! . . . EVERY KIND OP SCREEN THRILL ROLLED INTO ONE TENSE ADVENTURE! (CALLING OHILO l/ANCE " CALLING I HILO ▼ ANCE " (CALLING |>HILO \T/\VCE " CALLING * HILO ▼ ANCE " CROOKS AND KILLERS HAVEN'T A CHANCE . . TO OUTWIT THAT TRULY AMAZING MR. PHILO VANCEi with RALPH FORBES SHEILA BROMLEY JAMES STEPHENSON A MAN SHOT THROUGH THE TEMPLE WITH A REVOLVER GRIPPED TIGHTLY IN HIS HAND! . . WINDOWS BOLTED! . . . DOOR LOCKED FROM THE . . . AMD NO SIGNS OF A STRUGGLE! IT LOOKS LIKE SUICIDE — BUT IT'S REALLY MURDER' I FEATURE New Universal Films. 9 No 2 Screening To-night. £ llllllililiililii,!ii!llii!ii!ll!|i' § A "COLD" BODY IN A "HOT" CAR . . . WITH A VENTURESOME MISS AT THE WHEEL . . . AND MOBSTERS AND COPS ON HER TRAIL. Half a oinner " ALF A DINNER " " XJALF a qinner " •• XI ALF A DINNER •• with HEATHER ANGEL WALTER CATLETT CONSTANCE COLLIER JOHN KING Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. 1500 SEATS AT 1/ 1/ 1/ 1/ 1/ 1/ CHILDREN 6d 6d fid fid 6d 6d fid ROXY TIVOLI TO-NIGHT! \

CRYSTAL RIALTO PALACE RIALTO MT. EDEN NEWMARKET Phone 14-573 Phone 46-609 To-night and Sat. at rj 1 First suburban Screening I DAPHNE DU MAURIER'S Superlative Entertainment, "REBECCA " "REBECCA " " REBECCA" "REBECCA " "REBECCA " " REBECCA " " REBECCA" "REBECCA " "REBECCA" "REBECCA" Recommended by Censor More Especially for Adults. MATINEE TO-MORROW (SAT.), 1.30. "Rebecca" and Special Supporting Programme. | STATE f To-night at (7 K I j ' P™ C'.audette Colbert, Henry Fonda, "DRUMS ALONG THE MOHAWK." Approved for Universal Exhibition. Richard Dix, Chester Morris, "MARINES PLY HIGH." Recommended by Censor <01 Adults. And Jjfr. 10. "THE SPIDER'S WEB." | STATE j SSTi-S. 7.45 I DEVONPORT I Centrally Heated I Deaf Aids Available I Matinee Sat. 1.30. GEORGE SANDERS in Leslie Charterla' "SAINT'S DOUBLE TROUBLE." Recommended by Censor lor Adulti. WILL FYFFE In the Naval Epic, "FOR FREEDOM." Approved for "universal Exhibition. & WALT DISNEY'S "Goofy and Wilbur." | PRINCESS | lL n Tt.7.45 I DOMINION RD. I P* lo ™* „»S-439 I Deaf Aids Available I Centrally Heated LAUREL & HARDY In the Hilarious "A CHUMP AT OXFORD." Approved for Universal Exhibition. BURGESS MEREDITH in Steinbeck'* "OF MICE AND MEN." Recommended by Censor 1 (or Adults. And Latest March o 1 Tims. MATINEE TO-MORROW (SAT.), 1.45. "A Chump at Oxford," "The Spider's Web," March of Time, Comedies, etc. REGAL I To-night at nAK I PONSONBY RD. I ?hone 28-940 i Deaf Aids Available I Matinee Sat. 1.30. FREDDIE BARTHOLOMEW, Thomas Mitchell, Edna Best. "SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON." BORIS KARLOFF In the Thrilling "BRITISH INTELLIGENCE." Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. And "THE VATICAN." March of Time. | ALEXANDRA |S?S£- 7.45 I GREEN LANE I Ph. 16-847 Carole Lombard. Brian Aherne, "VIGIL IN THE NIGHT." Recommended by Censor for Adults. WM. BOYD as Hopalong Cassldy In "THE SUNSET TRAIL." Approved for Universal Exhibition. * Walt Disney's "Wynken. Blynken and Nod." MATINEE TO-MORROW (SAT.). 3 P.M. "Bunset Trail." News. Cartoons, Comedies, etc. fADELPHI I To-night at n or* I I RICHMOND, AV. I Also S* 4 - 4 I Deaf Aids Installed ' Phone 37-235 THE RITZ BROS., Jane Withers, Lynn Barl, "PACK UP YbUR TROUBLES." Approved for Universal Exhibition. Bette Davis. George Brent. "DARK VICTORY." Recommended by Censor for Adults. And Ep. 4, "THE SPIDER'S WEB." MATINEE TO-MORROW (SAT.), 1.30. • Pack Up Your Troubles," "The Spider's Web," Comedies, Cartoons. QENTENARY OERVICE QENTENARY gERVICE T° WN JJ ALI " gUNDAY, AT 'J P.M. SANKEY'S Hymns will be sung both by the Congregation and by MRS. CLIFF REAY. REV GEO. YULE and MR. GEORGE AYO (New „ Zealand's Paul Robeson). POWERFUL GOSPEL MESSAGE .... Preacher: REV. CLIFF REAY. of Hamilton 14 ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. S&k AT LAST! CjpK" the two LEADING TEAMS MEET. THE GAME YOU HAVE BEEN .1 WAITING FOR! , ,3 P.M.— MT. ALBERT GRAMMAR 0.8. V. COMRADES COMRADES 1.30 P.M.— ' PONSONBY v. ABELS. TO-MORROW — SATURDAY BLANDFORD PARK I „ ,t.-"W Olnlienge. f | CAM. 'JRS V. AUCKLAND. I ■ " n"XT, I

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