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m iti It it I it 11 1 it M LAST THREE DAYS CLIVE BROOK I N ‘SLIGHTLY SCARLET" With EVELYN BRENT ere is action, humour, romance, ispense, menace. boy-and-girl-ve and man and woman-of-the world-love in a smart setting. (A Paramount Picture.) FullerHayward Theatre. ALICE WHITE IN ‘THE GIRL FROM WOOLWORTHS" With CHARLES DELANEV. The Princess of Pep in one of sweetest romances of the seas (A First National Vitaphone SESSIONS 11 S P.M. COMMENCING FRIDAY AN EXCITING STORY LAID IN THE MIDST OF THE PEASANTRY OF MOSCOW AND THE GREAT ICY WASTES OF THE SIBERIAN PRISON CAMPS. WAIMK SAOf. VIVID AND TRACKLESS STEPPES OF RUSSIA |f| PRIVATION AND =|= STRUGGLE FOR ff§ LIFE AND !H LOVE IN |f| RUSSIA UNDER |J| THE TSARS. |{| ill (A Warner Bros Recommended by the N.Z. Cens BOX PLANS AT STRAND and Vitaphone Picture.) >r as more suitable for Adult Audiences, PHONE 43-114. ii ■|ff. r| M ) »i|«Hwi«iiß|iEiß;njßi»ißi»nß}»n»iin«imß}»i;a|Hißiiiißiniß|ii]n|ii|nig»i>fljinß»inßiii;atinß|m».fli.a.| l :.- A 'atiiTßtiiialiilßiiiialiilßtiiißliiißliiißiiilßiiiißiiiißinliTiiisiiiilßlHlßliiißTiiißliilaiiilßlsiißrdjM^TßriirßTuißliitili. 1,400 SEATS AT 1s AND 6d. With a DOUBLE-FEATURE TALKIE PROGRAMME TO-NIGHT AT 7.45 P.M. PRINCE EDWARD A Fuller-Hayward Theatre. COMMENCING TO-NIGHT THOMAS MEIGHAN H. B. WARNER and LILA LEE in Warner Bros. 100% All-Talking Special. “THE ARGYLE CASE.” Second Talkie Feature: “HARD BOILED ROSE/ ' A Is Me •vietone News Featurettes. -id Talkie GREY LYNN CINEMA A Fuller-Hayward Theatre, TO-NIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK. Paramount Pictures Present THE TWO BLACK CROWS MORAN AND MACK in “WHY BRING THAT UP?” See and hear them in this Wonderful Comedy. Funnier than ever, so Laugh, Laugh, Laugh. SPLENDID TALKIE SUPPORTS. Usual Family Prices. FINAL THREE DAYS Radio Pictures Present “HIT THE DECK' 4 With JACK OAKIE POLLY WALKER The Man-o’-War of Musical Comedies. MAJESTIC: -A Fuller-Hayward Theatre. Sessions: Tl. 2.15, S. COMMENCING FRIDAY •Doctor's Secret." ‘Charming Sinner ‘Madame X." ‘Laughing Lady," °iv SARAH clod SOI\J RUTH CHATTERTON It was Sarah’s Dream to one day hold her son like this l Empty mother arms, aching for the baby given to wealthy strangers by her worthless husband! Mother love driving Sarah on ... on ... to reach the heights where she may find her son! Until Sarah the drudge changes into Madame Sara, incomparable opera star, ready to wreak vengeance even on the man she loves for her betrayed motherhood! An amazing Role of iges, Passions, for Amazing Versatilo Ruth Chatterton! with, Moods mam yl Cpdra mount Cpi&ure BOX PLANS AT MAJESTIC.

COMMEHCIMG T©»M€®loW ANOTHER SENSATIONAL DOUBLE-STAR ALL-TALKING ATTRACTION O. —An All-Talking, Singing and Dancing Show. N°- 1 Starring Broadway’s Favourite GEORGE JESSEL, VO. O —Another All-Talking and Singing Production KEN MAYNARD’S Latest and Biggest Adventure. #£ LUCKY BOY f 9 Hear the Beautiful Theme Song “MY MOTHER’S EYES.” “PARADE OF THE WEST t» Jesse! also Sings four other popular songs. This Wonderful Programme comes to the Roxy To-morrow. Hear Maynard play and sing and see his splendid horse TARZAN perforn new and astonishing tricks. BOX PLANS AT THEATRE. Phone for Reserves 41-341.