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Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 76, 30 March 1928, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. THE NEW REGENT. "The Theatre Magnificent." Direction J. C. Williamson Films. Managing Directors: Ceaumont Smith and F. W. Thring. Continuous Pictures from 11 a.m. Big Matinee with Vaudeville at 2.30. Grand Evening Performance at 7.45. TO-NIGHT ! TO-NIGHT ! TO-NIGHT ! UNPRECEDENTED ! AS ENTERTAINING AS IT IS UNIQUE! A NOVELTY NEVER BEFORE ATTEMPTED IN ANY* THEATRE IN AUSTRALIA OR NEW ZEALAND! AUCKLAND'S YOUNG WOMANHOOD, THE PRIDE OF TIIE DOMINION, COMPEIING IN MAMMOTH LADIES' DIVING CONTEST. LADIES* DIVING CONTEST LADIES- - DIVING CONTEST 1-A DIES' 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 LADIES" DIVING CONTEST! (Evenings Only.) In the new gigantic Regent Diving Tank, constructed at enormous cost. 20 TONS OF WATER ! 7000 GALLONS PASSING THROUGH SPECIAL ELECTRICAL HEATERS ! Gold Medals will be awarded to the Winners, and a Silver Cup to the winning Club. NOW THEN MT. EDEN ! NOW THEN PONSONBS ! NOW THEN PARNELL ! NOW THEN WAITEMATA ! WHO WILL BE OUR DIVING QUEEN' NO RESTRICTIONS ENTRY FREE. OPEN TO ALL LADIES (Amateurs Only). Conducted under the auspices of the Auckland tentre N.Z. Swimming Association, who will appoint three judges each evening. And, On the Same Programme. Appealing, Alluring, Harum-Scarum CLARA BOW, CLARA BOW CLARA BOW' CLARA BOW' CLARA BOW* k CLARA BOW* .CLARA BOW' ~ CLARA BOW* CLARA BOW' CLARA BOW." In " GET YOUR MAN." "GET YOUR MAN." " GET YOUR MAN." "GET YOUR MAN." " GET YOUR MAN." " GET YOUR MAN." "GET YOUR MAN." "GET YOUR MAN." " GET YOUR MAN." "GET YOUR MAN." (A Paramount Special.) The story of an amazing French love intrigue—of a girl who determined to get the man she loved, and risked and dared all. Inkwell Imps Cartoon—Regent Review Australasian Gazette—Jack Duffv in "Scared Pink." LESLIE V. HARVEY, At the Wurlitzer. , (a) "The Rosarv." (b) "The Waters of Minnetonka." MAURICE GUTTRIDGE, And Regeut Operatic Orchestra. Overture: "Itallana in Algeria" (Rossini). Rese. itions at Theatre (46-8S8). and at Lewis Eady, Ltd.. A UCKLAND HOSPITAL AUXILIARY 1 (Mount Eden Branch). Q.ARDEN pETE AND JJADDY'S ]y^ARKET. SATURDAY AND EVENING, OPENING AT 2.30 P.M. To be held at the Grounds of his Worshin the Mayor (Mr. E. H. Potter), 84, Valley Road, Mt. Eden. 9P? J Ded T , bj l Mr ® A - K «dd, assisted by Mr Vivian Potter, M P. (Member for District)" Stalls, Afternoon Tea, Entertainment and Jumble Stall. Dancing Items by P„ p u ß ot Mi sses B Nettle ton and M. Turner PROCEEDS FOR SICK POOR il £?H!" pr t?, ellce ,s not Possible, donations in cash or kind will be thankfully received. Admission by Silver Coin Children Free. Ream ing Depot: 84, Valley Road. 30 XJ IPPODROME THEATRE. l*>nt miss the Monster TOM MIX MATINEE TO-MORROW.- FROM 2 TILL 5 Everybody 6d. 6d. * ATHLETIC SPORTS. QRAND OARNIVAI.. A T A uckl AND JQOMAIN, TOMORROW COMMENCING AT 2 P.M. QHAMPIONS JN QOMPETITION. CYCLING. j' Z A eal ? n< ?' 8 , Wona er Cyclist. « ?- ' A « st ralasian Champion. S" New Plymouth. ?' Gisborne. J. HARCOURT and S. HAYES, Auckland. RUNNING. F. B. TOMS, Dominion Crack Sprinter comWATSO\^I, D rt w MOLJESWORTH. A. WATSON and H. HUDSON, Auckland's OLD-TIMERS' RUN. OLD-TIMERS' CYCLE ■ _30 WARKWORTH g PORTS. RASTER gATURDAY, 7 CLOSE FRIDAY, March J" ?T n NOMINATE BY TO-DAY'S MAIL. " STAR ROGRAMME see last SATURDAY'S W. F. ROSS, Hon. Secretary, Box 4, Warkworth. :30 CROQUET. QARLTON Croquet At Home will be re- _ wimed Friday, March 3CL mm n m TJnused tickets available. *30 p.in.