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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 77, Issue 133, 7 June 1934, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS IREOEIRC 1?.?,'',! REMEMBER ‘ ‘ MADAME X ’ ’ THE QUEEN OF THE SCREEN RUTH CHATTERTON With STERLING SUPPORTS INCLUDE: GEORGE BRENT <■' GEORGE BRENT ' ?’• I i GEORGE BRENT , , “MILD WEST” | : n t Musical Z w I Comedy. | “FEMAI. E ” ' I "FEMALE” 'W I Comcdv. | "FEMALE” **** y* | “TURKEY IN I "FEMALE” ' I■■ ]K ] THE RAW.” I " FEMALE ” -, lLrv W 1 | 1 n ~ , ' W I "NO-MAN.” | Recommended by ’"WF y I Miniature I the Censor for I Revue Adult Audiences. PLANS AT D.I.C. or THEATRE, ’PHONES 2127—5252. SATURDAY NEXT A SUNBURST OF SONG AND LAUGHTER! “TWO MUCH HARMONY” WITH BING JACK SKEETS CROSBY OAKIE GALLAGHER (Approved for Universal Exhibition.)

THE DUCHESS TO-NIGHT at 8 p.m. TO-NIGHT Final Screening of “PROSPERITY” With Marie DRESSLER and Polly MORAN (Approved for General Exhibition) TO-MORROW (Friday) & SATURDAY Conrad Veidt and Jill Esmond in “F. P. I.” (Approve' for Universal Exhibition.) Roserves at Bridges’—’Phono 4246. i 1 ' | PLANS NOW OPEN I at f DOBBS BROS.’ | Two Roserves, 6/- and 4/-. | Unreserved, 3/- and 2/-. | (Plus Tax.) I POUISHNOFF, POUISHNOFF. POUISHNOFF, WORLD’S GREATEST PIANIST. and HORACE STEVENS. HORACE STEVENS, THE FAMOUS BASS-BARITONE. I I | OPERA HOUSE, | | WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13. | I One Concert Onlv. | I I Director . . . HUGO LARSEN