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Evening Star, Issue 21746, 14 June 1934, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS. ft, i —... ■ ■■■ - .tUHlfllllHlillllHit qpHE GRAND l||| llll|||||||||l!l ,,iH Delightfully Warm and Corofortahle. Direction Amalgamated Theatres (N Z.) Ltd. H SESSIONS DAILY: 9.30 - 11.15 - 2.15 -8., New Zealand Government Publicity Dept. Presents ‘ ROMANTIC ‘ ROMANTIC ‘ ROMANTIC » ‘ ROMANTIC I NEW NEW NEW NEW ZEALAND.’ ZEALAND.’ ZEALAND.’ ZEALAND.’ (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) WHAT A MARVELLOUS PICTURE XT IS! . . . CROWDS ARE TEEMING IN TO SEE IT . . . SOME FROM AS FAR AS 100 MILES AWAY. . . MANY PATRONS ARE RETURNING TO SEE IT AFRESH . . . TO ■ ENJOY THE BEAUTY AND CHARM OF ITS SCENES . . . THE WONDERS IT DEPICTS . . . AND THE STORY. IT TELLS OF A GLORIOUS YOUNG COUNTRY. In Sound .... and Glowing Colour. * —On the Same Programme, ‘ EVER SINCE EVE.’ (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) A Screamingly Funny Comedy, With HERBERT MUNDIN. Box Plans at Begg’s till 5; then Phono Theatre-13-013. SPECIAL SESSIONS TO-MORROW. Such are the demands upon our seating accommodation during the screening of this picture that we are , compelled to screen TWO ADDITIONAL SESSIONS TO-MORROW (FRIDAY). These sessions will be held at 5 p.m. ana 10.45 p.m. Box Plans at Begg’s and Theatre. MEETINGS. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT I BURNS HALL, AT 8, PROTEST MEETING. SPEAKERS from all unemployed ORGANISATIONS. Protest for better conditions for school' children, for better administration of mayors’ relief funds, for abolition of compulsory camp scheme. Workers, rally to your District Council.