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Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 123, 26 May 1928, Page 22

! AMUSEMENTS. THE JSIUVV REGENT. The 1' heal re M.iu'iiin. i Direction: Williamson Films (N.Z.), Ltd. , THE ENTIRE PROGRAMME A TRIUMPH. A STUPENDOUS BILL BIG MATINEE TO-DAY, 2.15. 3 STAR ATTRACTIONS. ADOLPHE MENJOU A DOLPHE "i\/| ENJOU, i-'J-ENJOU, A DOLPHE T\,rENJOU, -"-*-ENJOU, A DOLPHE "]\,fENJOU, JjJ-ENJOU, THE PERFECT LOVER, THE PERFECT LOVER, " SERENADE." " CJERENADE." " IOERENADE." " CJERENADE." " •OEIiENADE." " CJERENADE." " lOERENADE." Supported by KATHLEEN CARVER, To whom he was recently married in Paris. A story so tender, so throbbing with life, so full of romance, that it will stay with you long after the shadows have flicked away! Also, FLORENCE VIDOR, I FLORENCE TrIDOR LORENCE V IDOR Florence -\tidor LORENCE V IDOR JN "HONEYMOON HATE." Honeymoon ttate." ONEYMOON JJ-ATE." Honeymoon ttate." ONEYMOON JJ-ATE." She went half-way around the world to find the man she loved, and then — HONEYMOON HATE. Preceded by A]\TINIATCItE TITUSICAL /COMEDY Miniature -L«-usical v^omedy AIVfINIATURE IVTUSICAL fIOMBDt -Miniature -L'J-usical " CHEZ LOUISE." " piHEZ T OUISE." " VJHEZ -L'OUISE." - " rtHEZ T OUISE." " VVHEZ J-^OUISE." (Produced by Cecil Hall.) A stage divertissement staged in the Regent's inimitable manner. A Glittering Panorama of Lights, Dance and Song. A gorgeous setting of beautiful gowns and a wonderful parade of the latest Paris modes specially imported from Paris by Messrs. Milne and Choyce, Ltd., by whose courtesy they are exhibited at The Regent. A FASHION PARADE ON THE REGENT STAGE. And Big Supporting Programme. With THE REGENT OPERATIC ORCHESTRA (Direction Arthur G. Frost) Entra'acte —"Pique Dame" (Suppe). And THE MIGHTY WURLITZER (Leslie V. Harvey, Organist), (a) "Kamennoi-ostrow" (Rubinstein), (to) "Souvenirs" (Nieholls). Box Plan at Theatre, 46-BSB, and at Lewis Eady, Ltd. Telephone Reserves cannot be kept after 7.30 p.m. The Little Theatre with the Big Pictures. GRAND == TSSii; ANOTHER DOUBLE-STAR BILL. TWO METRO-GOLDWYN FEATURES. SIR J. M. BARRIE'S CLASSIC SIR J. M. BARRIE'S CLASSIC " /QUALITY CJTREET," "WUALITY OTREET," " /QUALITY CJTREET," " WUALITY OTREET," Starring MARION DAVIS and CONRAD NAGEL. And " rfIHE TAW OF THE T>ANGE." " he -Maw of the -Change." ■' rpHE TAW OF THE TJANGE." •« J- he -L'aw of the -Change." A Stirring Story of Texas in the *80's. Starring TIM McCOY. Sessions: 11.15, 2, 4.45, and 7.30. Book for Evening Sessions. No extra. Phone 42-274. AT THE GRAND TO-DAY. — PRINCE EDWARD.— A Fuller-Hayward Theatre. To-night. — mo-NiGHT. O-NIGHT. -L O-NIGHT. Marion i \avies and ABION AND ptOSRAD AGEL, IN The Plcturlsation of J. M. Barrie's Great Play. QUALITY CJTREET." uality Street." Quality cjtueet." uality Street." And VTONTE T>LUE AND /"HLYDE piOOK xtIoNTE -C>LUE AND IN The t>ush t eaguer." HE J-»U.SH J-'EAGUER." " mHE X>USH T EAGUER." " -*• HE -L'USII -MEAGUBR." ERN BEACHAM AND THE PRINCE EDWARD ORCHESTRA. THE GREEN MILL, ~ MILFORD. A FULLER-HAYWARD THEATRE. Another Double Star Programme. " SHE'S A SHEIK." Featuring BEBE DANIELS. Also, Mysterious .cjtranger," Y STER lOCS N G E It," Featuring RICHARD TALMADGE. AT 8 O'CLOCK TO-NIGHT. Stalls, 1/ ; Circle, 1/6. FREE JAZZ TO FOLLOW. SEND FOR PARTICULARS £50 MUSIC SCHOLARSHIP jytULEIGH QOLLEGE. ANZAC AVENUE. Phone 46-884. l- 84 PROHIBITION RALLY, Large Town Wm <""f» T F^ s DAY, June 5, 8 p.m. Dr. 1p..,',' T l o, i e ' p h.D., D.D., one of Britain's or lit!. Vi utf ? rm , speakers. Subject: "Dry 26 — _ LODGE notices. NDEPENI) ENT ORDER OF RECHABITES. N.Z. DISTRICT. NO. 84. T ? NEXT WEEK. n Bowling tournament P° rt ' 7.30. 5i0 M , INDE odd D fellows Eß OF AUCKLAND DISTRICT.' NO. 2. MEETINGS FOR NEXT Wnrv MONDAY, 28 th—Mizpali Rebe® E d«, Terrace, Star of Eden Renall ; TUESDAY, 20 th—Ha .Iraki tSv? 4 * ; Alpha Juvenile, Pitt St Takapuna - WEI ™ —District Meetine of First Degree, Pitt St. iUee «ng of . THURSDAY, 31st— Rawhiti. Pt. Chevalier Myrtle Rebekah, Pitt St F. S. NEWBOLD, D.D.G.M., 2. Flower Street. Eden Terras H. G. ADAMS. Dist. Secretary, S 28. Chatham Avenue. UCKLAND HOSPITAL AUXILIARY NEXT WEEK IS HOSPITAL WEEK. i{ YOUR HELP IS NEEDED. 26