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Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 306, 27 December 1928, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS. " ROSE MARIE " COMMENCES TO-DAY. BIG MATINEES DAILY, 2.30. PICTURES, PANTO AND ; WONDERETTES. i __L THE REGENT, j A J. C. William-son Theatre. TWICE DAILY, 2.30 AND 8, FIRST SCREENING TO-DAY Of the Picture von have all been waiting for " ROSE MARIE." " ROSE MARIE." " ROSE MARIE." " ROSE MARIE." " ROSE MARIE." " ROSE MARIE." " ROSE MARIE." " ROSE MARIE." " ROSE MARIE." Delightful JOAN CRAWFORD as " ROSE MARIE." With JAMES MURRAY and HOUSE " PETERS. The Famous Stage l'lay brought to the screen, with added charm, appeal and thrill. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER, I'U"M I .;CEUS OF THE WORLD'S FINEST PICTURES, CHOOSE THE REGENT AS THE l'J2!l HOME OF THEIR EPOCHMAKING PRODUCT. Superb Orchestral Accompaniment by Maurice Guttridge and His Orchestra. Second and Final Week of the RecordBreaking All ran ion, SCHISTL'S WONDERETTES. SCHISTL'S WONDERETTES. SCHISTL'S WONDERETTES. SCHISTL'S WONDERETTES. SCHISTL'S WONDERETTES. Creating a Furore at every performance. Regent News. Cartoon and Comedy. — , ! MATINEES ONLY. " A TRIP TO THE MOON." I "A TRIP TO THE MOON." Gorgeous. Joyous- Xmn.-> ,o. | Produced by Beryl Nettlcimi .tnd Marjorie Turner, and featuring j ! Baby June and a Host of I | Clever Kiddies. i ! I Children Half-price at Matinees. Box Plan at Theatre (4C.-SSS), and at Lewis Eady, Ltd. CHANGE OF PROGRAMME TOMORROW CHANGE OF PROGRAMME TO MORROW CHANGE OF PROGRAMME TO-MoiSROW I CHANGE OF PROGRAMME TO-MORROW NIGHT. NIGHT. NIGHT. NIGHT. ST. JAMES 7 ""THEATRE. ST. JAMES' THEATRE. Proprietors, John Fuller and Sons, Ltd. He lives up to his name. Geo. Wallace takes St. James' Audiences by storm. Papular opinion acclaims him as the most versatile, original and natural comedian of all — " THE KING OF MIRTH," — — " THE KING OF MIRTH," — The Whimsical Wonder. GEO. WALLACE, GEO. WALLACE, GEO. WALLACE, GEO. WALLACE, In His First Production, " OFF HONOLULU," " OFF HONOLULU," Australia's Monarch of Mirth and his New Revue Company. BOX PLANS NOW OPEN AT ST. JAMES* THEATRE. PRICES TO NIGHT: 3/, 2/, and 1/. THE JOLLIEST PLACE IN AUCKLAND AT CHRISTMAS TIME B7 sT - DIXIELAND - NEW ZEALAND'S CABARET DE LUXE. NOW OPEN EVERY NIGHT — TO-NIGHT. — GRAND GALA NIGHT, When the Officers of the Danish Scientific Expedition will be holding their Ninas Ball Supreme Music by the FAMOUS DIXIELAND BAND. A Jolly Time assured for everyone. Admission o/, Double 7/0. For Reservations phone earlv 26-615. Reserve now for New Year's Eve and avoid reappointment.

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