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AMUSEMENTS. To-night's The Lust Night Of li. B. WARNER IN THE ALL-I'ALKI MAS IEKi IECE. "WILD CUMtA.M" "WiLIJ CUjj.r'A.W" "WILD COiU'AiN X" At lli« AJES T I 0 M 12 NOON 1 2.30 P.M.' 8 P.M.! Reserves. Bristol or Majestic, 33-530. EXTRAORDINARY EXTRAORDINARY EXTRAORDINARY i REDUCTION IN* PRICES REDUCTION IN PRICES REDUCTION IN PRICES REDUCTION IN PRICES REDUCTION IN PRICES OF ADMISSION M AJES T X 0 AJES T I 0 Commencing MONDAY NEXT MONDAY. MONDAY NEXT MONDAY. THE WORLD'S CHEAPEST TALKIE PRICES. WORLD'S CHEAPEST TALKIE PRICES. WORLD'S CHEAPEST TALKIE PRICES. MATINEES: STALLS 6c! and 9d; CIRCLE. Is. Children 6d to all Parts. KV; Ni;-G: STALLS, Is and 1« 6d; CIRCLE, is. CHILDREX HALF-PRICE ALL SEATS. CHILDREN HALF-PRICE ALL SEATS. EXTRAORDINARY! OUTSTANDING! UNIQUE! The First ar:d Foremost of Its Fnscinatlr.g Kind. A FILM WITHIN A FILM. A PLAY WITHIN A PLAY. A Tremendously, Gripping Human Story uf Actual Life at Hollywood—Lard ol AI-l-.iemcnt —with all its J"Viibl-3. Ho im, Heartaches, Tinsel, and o?.en Thrilling Comedy. MUSIC -LOVE—PATHOS- LAUGHTER. First National and Vitarhone'a ALL-TALKING SENSATION. ALL-TALKING SENSATION, •• A SHOW GIRL IN HOLLYWOOD " " A SJOW GIRL IN HOLLYWOOD " ' A SHOW GIRL IN HOLLYWOOD " •• A SHOW GIRL IN HOLLYWOOD " ' A SHOW GIRL IN HOLLYWOOD " •• A SHOW GIRL IN HOLLYWOOD " " A SHOW GIRL IN HOLLYWOOD " ' A SHOW GIRL IN HOLLYWOOD " " A SHOW GIRL IN HOLLYWOOD " " A SHOW GIRL IN HOLLYWOOD " "A SHOW GIRL IN HOLLYWOOD" " A SHOV/ GIRL IN HOLLYWOOD " With Some of the Most Gorceous Scenes Ever Phito~>-ar)bed in Tcchnicolour. A HUMAN PLAY. "H*" TRUTH. >VT> v OTHT v O BUT THE TIiUTH AB~UT LTFK IN HOLLYWOOD FILM STUDIOS It Mak-s Yon Sit Up and Tate Notice. Interpreted By Al! Star*. JACK MULHALL, BLANCHE SWEET, JOHN MIL-TAN, ALTCE WH'TE, FORD STERLING, LORETTA YOUNG, And a Cast of Thousands All Working to a GRAND GLITTERING CLIMAX. Reserves, Bristol or Majestic. 33-536. Ln*t T)nv A-d Ni~ht Of "THK RFCOND WJFF," "TH" SFCOND WTFK" "THE SECOND WIFE" And "TWO WFEKS OS'S"* "TWO WFEKS OFF" THEATRE TALKIES S.IS P.M.! And 7.45 P.M.! Reserves, Bristol or Liberty, 85-067. Liberty theatre talki Commencing MONDAY NEXT MONDAY Big Double Feature Programme Big Double Feature Programme RUTH CHATTERTON RUTH CHATTERTON FREDERIC MARCH JACK OAKIE In Paramount'* THRILLING EXCITING ALL-TALKING MELODRAMA "THE DUMMY" "THE DUMMY" "THE DUMMY" "THE DUMMY" "THE DUMMY" "THE DUMMY" A Sparkling, Thrilling, Laughable Comedy Melodrama, Featuring the Delightful Stage and Screen Star Ruth Chatterton. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) We Will Also Present:— JAMES MURRAY and GEO. FAWCETT In Warner Bros.' SPARKLING COMEDY ROMANCE SPARKLING COMEDY ROMANCE "THE LITTLE WILDCAT" "THE LITTLE WILDCAT" "THE LITTLE WILDCAT" "THE LITTLE WILDCAT" - "THE LITTLE WILDCAT" "THE LITTLE WILDCAT" Two Sisters-—both crazy about the same goodlooking boy! The little Wildcat starts show what Cave Women are like; and her Sister, how Cinderellas really behave when sisters interfere. THIS FAST, FURIOUS COMEDY BUBBLES OVER WITH FUN. Reserves, Bristol or Liberty, 35-067. OHRISTCIIURCH SPORTS CI THE BRIGHTEST AND BEST OF BOXING TOURNAMENTS BOXING TOURNAMENTS BOXING TOURNAMENTS Will be staged at the CIVIC THEATRE, TUESDAY NEXT. CIVIC THEATRE. . TUESDAY NEXT. Commencing 8 p.m. ' INTER-PROVINCIAL. OTAGO v. CANTERBURY OTACO v. CANTERBURY "WAIRONGOA SHIELD" AT STAKE. STIRRING CON-JESTS AHEAD! 11 GONG TO GONG TLEiIS WITH THRILLB. Popular Prices—s3, 3s, 2s, plus taa:. Day Sales and Ringside Reserves at Lange's. United Service Build.ngs. 7803 RADIANT HALL? SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6th, AT 8 P.M. MISS lIIIS MONTGOMERY Presents Her Pupils' DANCE RECITAL. Assisted by Miss Lucy Cowan's Pupils, in conjunction with Dramatic Members of the Ail Arts Club. Tickets 4s, Reserved 2s, 1«. Box Plan opens Tups jay. 7796 QHRISTCHURCH CATHEDRAL. ORGAN RECITAL. WEDNESDAY, AT 8 P.M. Vocalist, Mr F. A. Bullock. 7739 FLOWER SHOWS. I ST DAVID'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, SYDENHAM. SLOWER SHOW THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING. Admission, 6d; Children, 3d. Refreshments afternoon and evening. Stalls for sa'.e of Sweets, _ Calces, Produce, Preserves and Variety. 7.45 p.m.: Organ Recital by Mr 8. O. 12X2 Thrower. QUITS-IT Tabs are undoubtedly the g-eatest remedy for Neuritis, ' Qualified Chem st.l» 6d, 2s 6 d . 4s 6d; Chemists end Stores. S9i6B*P