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Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 75, 29 March 1928, Page 24

AMUSEMENTS. THE NEW REGENT. The Theatre Magnificent. Direction J. C. Williamson Films. Managing Directors : Beaumont Smith and F. W. Thrlna Continuous Pictures from 11 a.m D:g Matinee with Vaudeville at 2.30. Or.iiitl Evening Performance at 745 FIAL SCKEENINXJS TO-DAY At 11.30, 1.25, 3.25, 5.35, 0.15, ADOLPHE MENJOU. In " A GENTLEMAN OF PARIS " Also (Appearing at 4.US and 8.47), THE MIDGET MOSELLES, Six Sparkling Juveniles. TO-MORROW. TO-MORROW. TO-MORROW. UNPRECEDENTED ! FOR THE FIRST TIME ON ANY STAGE IN AUSTRALASIA, AUCKLAND'S YOUNG WOMANHOOD THE PRIDE OF THE DOMINION COMPETING IN MAMMOTH LADIES' DIVING CONTEST. LADIES' DIVING CONTEST. LADIES' DIVING CONTEST LADIES' DIVING CONTEST LAItfES' DIVING CONTEST LADIES' DIVING CONTEST. LADIES' DIVING CONTEST! Ladies' diving contest! LADIES' DIVING CONTEST LADIES' DIVING CONTEST* LADIES' DIVING CONTEST LADIES' DIVING CONTEST LADIES' DIVING CONTEST LADIES' DIVING CONTEST! (Evenings Onlv.) In the new gigantic Regent Diving Tank constructed at enormous cost. ' 20 TONS OF WATER ! 7000 GALLON-S PASSING THROUGH •SPECIAL ELECTRICAL HEATERS ! ~ , tank of its kind in AtSTRALA OR NEW ZEALAND. Gold Medals will be awarded to the Winners, and a Silver Cup to the winning Club. NOW THEN MT. EDEN ! NOW THEN PONSONBY ! NOW THEN PAR.VELL ! NOW THEN WAITEMATA ! WHO WILL BE OUR DIVING QUEEN? NO RESTRICTIONS ENTRY FRFF OPEN TO ALL LADIES (Amateurs Onlv> Conducted under the auspices of the Auck* land Centre N.Z. Swimming Association who will appoint three judges each evening! On the Same Programme. The Madcap of the Screen, CLARA BOW, <"*LARA BOW CLARA BOW* CLARA BOW* CLARA BOW' CLARA BOW* CLARA BOW' CLARA BOW* CLARA BOW' CLARA BOW] In "GET YOUR MAN." "GET YOUR MAN." "GET YOUR MAN" "GET YOUR MAX" "GET YOUR MAN" "GET YOUR MAN" "GET YOUR MAN." GET YOUR MAN." "GET YOUR MAN." " GET YOUR MAN." fA Paramount Special.) „° f a , n ! l mazin S French love intrigue—of a girl who determined to get the man she loved, and risked and dared all FILL SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. Box Plans Now Open. Reservation* Theatre (W-SSSI and at Lesvis Eady, Ltd. — PRINCE EDWARD. — A FULLER-HAYWARD THEATRE. EARLY SESSION ~7! T n ORCHESTRAL SESSION J"o GEO. O'BRIEN and VIRGINIA VALLI, "Eii? s:g|;'°wil? SSi; By Special Arrangement, the first pictures of HINKLERS ARRIVAL. Tll „ „ Australia's National Hero. iJr U «k v° f . hls mar vellous 12.000 mile lone flight from England to Australia FULL SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. ERN. BEACHAM ♦NDJTHE PRINCE EDWARD ORCHESTRA MOTOR excursions. "SEE YOUR OWN COUNTRY" TRIPS. ARAPUNI ARAPUNI ARAPUNI SPECUL ONE-DAY SPECIAL ONE-DAY SPECL\L ONE-DAY TRIP. TRIP. SUNDAY NEXT, APRIL 1. RETURN FARE, £1. SEE THE GIGANTIC HYDRO-ELECTRIC WORKS. THE FALLS, AND THE BURIED FOREST. THE CHEAPEST AND MOST ENTERTAINING DAY'S OUTING. SEATS MUST BE RESERVED. PHONE 40-402. JOHNSTON AND STOKES. 31, BEACH ROAD, Just past Anzac Avenue, Auckland. :x29 electoral. JJOWICK TOWN BOARD. extraordinary vac \.ncy. PoUs Act m i9-> e s r °f]^Jr Cal and the fonoVng-°'pers h on r r by hfve e wIT \'T LITTEN. JOHN CECII WEBSTER, ALFRED WALTER BUTRUM. r L\£: re , is OD]y one vacancv to be filled I herebj also give notice that a Poll win on Ca P ndid.-Ttei "u JiUAUAI. the 2nd day of Anril noc between the hours of 9 a.in. and 6 p.m! POLLING BOOTH. PUBLIC HALL PICTON STREET, HOWICfC. V. L. BAGNALL. March 28. 1925. Re t™>ing Officer.^ musical tuition. J)OROTHEA TAYLOR, L.A.8.. London H*™? SHIRLEY. L.R A.M. (London European S^ernT^? *D CROQUET. QARLTON Croquet At Home will be resumed Friday, March 30 12 n m Unused tickets available. '