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Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 94, 21 April 1928, Page 24

AMUSEMENTS. —THE NEW REGENT.— The Theatre Magnificent. Direction: J. C. Williamson Films. TO OUR PATRONS TO OUR PATRONS' In presenting " CHANG "■ THE WONDER FILM of the YEAR and POLA NEGRI in her latest Dramatic Triumph on one Programme, the Regent Management is offering one of the.GREATEST SHOWS ever submitted in a Dominion Picture Theatre. Deviating from Its Usual Policy, and at HUGE EXPENSE, ANNOUNCES EXTENSION OF SEASON. TpXTENSION r\F CJEASON. -Extension Reason. TjIXTENSION r\F CJEASON. -Extension ©eason. To enable the many hundreds who have been unable to gain admission during the past week. FIVE MORE DAYS Of The Astounding Jungle Epic, CHANG p'HANG « CHANG HANG CHANG HANG Chang hang CHANG HANG _ ptHANG VVHANG CHANG HANG CHANG HANG Amazing all Auckland with its depth and its difference. Life, Love and Death in the wilds. (Screening at 11.10, 1.25, 3.50, 9.18.) And — Special Added Attraction, POLA NEGRI POLA I\TEGRI OLA EGRI POLA "VfEGRI OLA EGRI POLA ATEGRI OLA EGRI POLA "VTEGRI OLA -Ll EGRI POLA VfEGRI OLA EGRI In "A WOMAN ON TRIAL." " A WOMAN ON rnRIAL." ••XX VV OMAN ON J-RIAL." " A WOMAN ON rpRIAL." WOMAN ON -LRIAL." " A \X7OMAN ON rpRIAL." «A VV OMAN ON RIAL." " A YXTOMAN ON rpRIAL." Woman on J-rial." " A VJtTOMAN ON rpRIAL." «• x\. Woman on J- rial." The Story of a Wistful Woman, who Sacrifices her own Love-life to Wed a Man of Wealth. Screening at 12.15, 2.50, 5.15, 8.5. FULL SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. y JJARVEY, At the Mighty Wurlitzer. jyj-AURICE Q.UTTRIDGE ' And the Regent Operatic Orchestra. Continuous Pictures from 11 a.m. until 6.15 p.m. Big Matinee, with Full Orchestra at 2.30. Grand Evening Performance at 7.45. Reservations at Theatre (46-888) and at Lewis Eady, Ltd. Phone Reservations are Not Kept after 7.30 p.m. * 9 l rp HE JgOHEMIAN QRCHESTRA. Conductor : COLIN MUSTON, L.R.A.M. Leader: EDITH WHITELAW, L.R.A.M. JfIIRST OONC EE T, 15TH SEASON, rpOWN JJALI, — rpOWN JJALL, THURSDAY, APRIL 26. THURSDAY, APRIL 26. THE ORCHESTRA WILL PLAY : "All Baba" (Cherubini), "Tone Poem" (Goldmark), "Romance In C" (Sibelius, "Spanish Dance" (Saltarello), "Bird Scene" ("Hiawatha," C. Taylor), "Berceuse" (Jarnefelt). Solo Violin, Miss E. Wbitelaw.) MISS THEO HALPIN WILL PLAY: Piano Concerto, No. 1, in E Flat (Liszt). (With Orchestral Accompaniment.) MISS GWENYTH EVANS WILL SING: "A Summer Night" (Goring Thomas), "The Great Awakening" (A. Kramer). MR. JOHN BREE WILL SING : "Prologue," Pagliacci (Leoncavallo). ENROL NOW. The Secretary will now be pleased to Enrol Intending Subscribers. — SUBSCRIPTION — -Jgy Two Tickets for each of the Four Concerts (NO TAX.) gPECIAL ■^"OTICE. THE BOX PLAN WILL BE OPEN AT THE BOX OFFICE, E. AND F. PIANO AGENCY, LTD.. AT 7.30 A.M., MONDAY APRIL 23RD—NOT AT TOWN HALL AS HERETOFORE. W. J. CADDELL, Hon. Secretary. LAWN TENNIS. M OLIVE ROAD TENNIS COURTS. The Management has decided to Jjy# open these Courts to all players on Hk SATURDAY AFTERNOONS. jft Singles until 1.30 p.m. Fee: 6d per half-hour. Afternoon tea obtainable. Fee during week, 2/6 per player. TENNIS, LTD., Phone 45-274. 1 T3UKEROA TENNIS CLUB. One Minute from Khyber Pass. There are a FEW VACANCIES for Ladies and Gentlemen for the Winter Season, commencing Ist MAY, 1928, in the above Club. Subscription: Ladies, 25/; Gentlemen, 35/. Sunday Play. Applications, Hon. Sec., MR. M. F. COLEMAN, 25, Claremont Street, City. 21 A BRUCE, Racquet Stringer, 94, Albert • St. Racquets Restrung and Repaired. Patronised by Tilden, World's .Champion. C "p* XPERT strffiglng and Repairs by •*-* Dominion's Leading Tennis Firm; workmanship guaranteed; prices moderate. Johns, Ltd., Auckland. D TENNlS—Birthday and Evening Parties. Dancing, I'ing-Pong. Crockery. CUve Rd. Courts. Phone 45-274. D \7ACAXCIES for 2 Gents; excellent J asphalt court; private club; Sunday play; vicinity Vifcw Rd., Dominion Rd.— Write F. 4817, Sxab. 23