AMUSEMENTS. LAST NIGHT LAST NIGHT LAST NIGHT LAST NIGHT At rpilF VEW I »EGENT. Xhe *>fw xvkge nt. rpilhi \te\V T>EGENT. IHE FW X% EGENT. "The Theatre Magniticviit." Direction... .J C. Williauisoii Films. Mauaging Directors: Beaumont Smith aud F. W. Thring. Continuous from 11 a.m. to O.li. with Royal Sessions at 2.15 and 7.15. Of the Greatest of All Laugh-Makers, " PALL MALL " NIGHT TO-NIGHT. Everyone attending will receive beautiful " Pall Mall " Photogravure miniatures of • Favourite Screen Stars. REGINALD DENNY REGINALD DENNY REGINALD DENNY In the Universal Farce, • TJOLLING TTO.ME." •" XV(jLLING XXoMF." "ROLLING DOME." •ROLLING HOME." A Scream from begiuuing to end. Voted the Most Hilarious of all Denny's Comedies. Also. Incidents from the Life of MENDELSSOHN. First of tlie Unique MUSIC MASTER SERIES. With Specially Synchronised Music. EDDIE HORTON, EDDIE lIOISTON, EDDIE HORION, AT THE MIGHTY WURLITZER. Superb Musical Programme by lilt. OPERATIC ORCHESTRA, Under the Batou of MR. MAURICE ULXTRIDGE. RESERVES AT THE THEATRE, PHONE 4ti-si>S. or at Messrs. Lewis R. Eady and Sou, Ltd. COMMENCING TOMORROW. COMMENCING '10-MORROW. Glorious Golden GILDA GRAY, «il LDA GRAY, GILDA GRAY. The Sensat ion of I lie American Stage, in the Record-wreaking Drama of Tropical Fovc, VLOM A " LO M \ " " ALO M A ' " A I.OM A " OF THE • VJOUTII OFA S." • FAS ' •SOUTH SEAS." • sol 111 SEAS." (iilda Gray, tlie girl, whose fascinating alluring dances of the Tropic Isles captivated all America. She is the greatest single attraction in the show world today. '• Aloina " was a sensation nbroad, and it will be a bigger one horo. A PARAMOUNT STORY OF A WHITE MAN Wllo LEARNED THAT WHITE IS WHITE AND NATIVE IS NATIVE— AND NEVER THE TWAIN SHALL M EFT. Cast includes : Percy Marinont. Warner Baxter, Julaone Johnston. '• ALOMA " will be preooded by an Atmospheric Island Prologue, with haunting uiclodics and a hula hula dance by BETTINA EDWARDS. Auckland's Premiere Danseu.se. "( ' EXCLUSIVE REGENT FILM, ! I , VDUR (IWN "IJOYS I I 1 OUR "WN X»oYS j i IN TTIIAKI." In Ivhakl" I , Depicting Incidents of tho j Auckland Regiment's great I amp at Ngaruawalua. \n appropriate tilm for a time when allegiance to the Crown and pride in the Empire is manifest. PARENTS. SEE YOUR LADS, i TROOPS, SEE YOURSELVES. I New Numbers by EDDIE lIOR'I'ON, EDDIE lIORTON. EDDIE lIORTON. Master Orpinist. Who will play. (a i Barcarolle from "Tales of Hoffman." (In "A Perfect Day." * U'> A Popular Medley. Special Musical Score by MAURICE GITTRIDGE'S OPERATIC ORCHESTRA. Overture, '• Light Cavalry " (Suppe) BOl>K NOW AT THE THEATRE. PHONE 40-SSS. or at Messrs. Lewis R. Eady and Son, Ltd. WEST vyFST T?ND. WEST L N d. >> EST 1-^nd. VAUDEVILLE and PICTURES. •rpiiF SILVER rpRFASURF." •XHE SILVER XKKASURF." MUSIC BY WEST END ORCHESTRA. CIRCLE. 1/. 1 ■ : STALLS. Sid, !»d. Special Engagement after return from Successful Tour. r i THE -tORNWALLS." | he Corn walls." I j Society Entertainers Do Luxe, tu High-class Instrumental and Vocal Harmony Extraordinary. Supported l.v JOHNNY NEGRI, The Big Coon With a Voice. This is an Act out of the Ordinary. Direct from Successful Season at Everybody's and Princess. I W"MA. I * » ILMA. I The Human Spider. I The most unique Act ever placed before nu audience in the Southern Hemisphere. Supported by : First Appearance of LOUIE AND MINNIE. Expert Charleston Duo. First Appearance of MISS MIRIAM AVES. Soprano Vocalist. (Winner of Snnfonl's Singing Contest*. First Appearance of MISS MONA WILLIAMS. Soubrette. First Appearance of MISS LINDA BURGESS. Mezzo-Soprano Voenlist. First Appearance of MISS I.ILY MFRIEL. Character Entertainer. MISS LOMA KAY. A Daintv Skipping Rope Dancer. MISS BERYL INNS. Soprano. First Appearance of BETTY JACKSON. Clnsioal linnsense. AND SELECTED VAUDEVILLE TRIAL ARTISTS. SOLDIERS OF OUR OWN Appear in the tilm. " See Your Own Boys in Khaki." At the New Regent To-morrow. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. LAND F O R D p A R K. H.M.S. R!;?::;;:? H.M.S. RijjgXS V. \ UCKLAND T>EPS. -Auckland XVRPS. A UCKLAND -pEPS. •Auckland XVEPS. gATLRDAY. \TCRDAY.
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Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 46, 24 February 1927, Page 24
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