AMUSEMENTS. IV- W m 0F '16 I | gEMI-FINALISTS. j fTIHK ISJEW- -REGENT.. Ihe ew -EVegent. rpHB "VTEW "REGENT. J-HR -1' EW i>EGENT. " The Theatre Magnificent." . Direction, J, C. Williamson Films. Managing Directors; Beaumont Smith and IV W. Thring. I ~~MIGHTY ORGAN ACCOMPANIMENT | BY EDDIE HOIU'ON FOR ENTIRE | I AFTERNOON PROGRAMME." | NEW FEATURE AT MATINJSES, I I DAILY AT 2.15. [ Continuous Pictures from 11 a.m. EVENING SESSION AT'7.45 SHARP. ".MISS NEW ZEALAND, 1027." In conjunction with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. •Last Appearance This Evening; I -I /• CJEMI ■ T7UNALISTS | | J-0 >JEMI • J INALISTS [ In Regent's Gorgeous Setting And I'aramount's Frcnch Farce. ■ "BLONDE OR BRUNETTE?" Starring ADOIiI'HE MENJOU. RESERVES AT THEATRE, Phone 46-SSS. Or at Lewis R. Eady and Son, Ltd. I TO-.MORROW EVENING. ■ ' I | And Following Nights. • I I "I\,l ISS ATEW ZEALAND, 1927." fj I -lUiss Zealand, ,1027.!' i I Personal Appearance in Another | i WONDERFUL SETTING : Of the I Four qemi-finalists. i our >oemi-finalists. j At the Head of This Week's Poll, In a Series of. I A C'l'IXG AND QCREEN 'mESTS. I Acting and j -ests. I before the audiences. Kegent and Majestic Audiences will I continue to judge per medium of the | voting cards for "Miss Auckland" j and her Maid of Honour. Also, THE GREAT BRITISH ATTRACTION (Released by Paramount). | "LONDON." I From Thomas Burke's Gripping • Story o£ Limehouse, with •
Dorothy ruSHOROTHY VJISH, As the Waif Transplanted to Mayfair. WONDERFUL SCENES OF|OUR "MOTHER
CITY" OF THE WOULD WILL ENTHRAL YOU—THE THAMES EMBANKMENT— CHINATOWN — HENLEY REGATTA— PICCADILLY—IvIT-KAT CLUB—ALL A BACKGROUND TO THIS HUMAN DRAMA, SPECIAL MUSICAL PROGRAMME P'or Operatic Orchestra, arranged by MAURICE GUTTRIDGE. At tlie Mighty Wurlitzer. TTORTON -D-ORTON Whose Numbers will include Schubert's "Serenade," PLAN FOR SEASON OPEN AT THEATRE PHONE. 46-SSB. mHE -REGENT pALLROO.M. J-HE -LVEGENT J->ALLROOM, TO-NIGHT.. POPULAR' NIGHT. POPULAR NIGHT. Dancing, 5.30 "to 11.30. . Ladies 1/6, Gentlemen 2/6. Reservations, 'Phone 40-BSS. NEIIU NG A PICTURES NEIIU NG A 1 ICTU RE S STRAND. SPECIAL SPECIAL STRAND. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT STRAND. CELEBRITY VAUDEVILLE STRAND. STRAND. Expensive Engagement, | STRAND. Direct from STRAND. ' Tivoli Theatre, Sydney. STRAND. The Japanese Scotchman. STRAND. | TfACp REGOR, STRAND. STRAND. "The Drunk on the Slack STRAND. Wire." . STRAND. A Really Clever Act. . STRAND. • STRAND. Also, the Third Heat STRAND. CHARACTER COMPETITION STRAND. THE .TAYS DUO, Charactei STRAND. Duo from "No, No, Nanette." STRAND. J. lIEDLEY. in "Blackbird.' STRAND. EDNA, JENKINSON, STRAND. Character Dancer. STRAND. KATHLEEN CLARE, STRAND. Comedienne. STRAND. RUBY MORRISON. Soubrette STRAND. Metro-Goldwyn Presents STRAND. MARION DAVIS In STRAND. "TIIE BEAUTIFUL- REBEL. THE LAST DAY'S SCREENING.. pi RAND. OPP.* G.P.O. rj.RAND VJItAND. . STRANE
" rplIK 13ED \,f ILL." " J- HE XVED - • JJ-ILL," • And " rnilß ft AX. -pvECEIVER," "I HE VJ A Y J/ECBIVIJU" SESSIONS: 11.15. 2. 1.45.' and 7.30. Commencing TO-MORROW (FRIDAY). Fine Comedy Drnma. " rpiiE (Save M an >" " J- 118 VJAVE I'-LAX," Starring ' MARIE I'REVOST ami. MATT. MOOR. AT THE GRAND TO-MORROW. — Dixieland /-iabaret. ixielaxd Cabaret. — TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. — — TO-XIUHT. TO-NIGHT. — 5.30 TO 11.30 Admission : Ladies, 2/. Gentlemen. 2/6. SATURDAY NIGHT. S p.m. to Midnight. n ALA ATIGHT. VJALA IGHT. •Special Cabaret Items by Frofessor Allen and Mr. Percival Wrigh Admission, 5/. TUESDAY, JULY fi. 5.30 p.m.' to 1 a.m. In Aid of Rev. Jasper Calder's City Relief Fund. Patrons are advised to Reserve Early Cabaret phone 26-015. Admission: 7/6 Double Ticket. no MIRACLES OCCUR That Brilliant Lecturer, REV. A. GOODMAN, M.S.C., WILL SI'EAK ON WEDNESDAY, JULY I At S p.m. IX THE CONCERT CHAMBER, 151 On . "LOURDES, THE LAND OF .MIRACLES Admission, 2/. 3 DANCING. JAZZ JAZZ JAZ TO-NIGHT,' 8-11.45. AT THE MUSICAL BOX. AT THE MUSICAL BOX. Corner Pitt Street and Karangahape Roa (Entrance- next to Milady Beauty Parlours). Auckland's latest and most Up-to-date Dancing Rendezvous. Wonderful Floor. And Our Orchestra. 1 THE MUSICAL BOX FIVK~T Is Unsurpassed. There is a vitality and variety in the : music which appeals to every dance love Balloons, Chocolates. Cigarettes Ladies 2/. Gents-2/6. •W Management. H. WATTS. yENTURA DANCE . CLUi The Committee wish to remind Patroi that the next of their series of Fortnight; Dances will be held on SATURDAY NEXT. Birtley'sj Orchestra in Attendance. TOYLAND. — Druids' HnlL Newto; ni i ™ Uli ;j DAl ' NIGIIT - 8 P-m. Genuir 01(1-1 line Dunces. Mrs. Tylcoat's Populc Orchestra Monte Carlo Waltz, and Sccon Heat Waltzing Competition. Ladies 1, Gents, 2/.—A. McKENZIE, M.C, ' x ;| J)ON'T FORGET JULY 1?, MASKED, PLAIN AND FANCY DRES AT THE MUSICAL BOX. I'uur Valuable Prizes. 3
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Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 152, 30 June 1927, Page 24
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