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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 282, 28 November 1930, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. MARVELLOUS! UNBELIEVABLE! UNPRECEDENTED! Six Nights Running PACKED TO THE DOORS. Hundreds Turned Away Again Last Night ONLY The Most Wonderful of Programmes ■ Could Possibly Put Up Such an Amazing liecord at This Time of the Year. THE REGENT,Where Talkies Talk Best. Direction .... J. C. Williamson Films. Three Sessions Daily : 11 a.m., 2.15 p.m. and S p.m. SECOND WEEK! (Finishing Thursday Next.) MR. RONALD COLMAN In " RAFFLES." (A United Artists' Picture.) With A Supporting Programme Greater Even than Any the Regent has ever Presented. PRICES OF ADMISSION: Unres., 1/, 1/9. Res., 2/6, 3/, 3/6. Children : 0(1, 1/, 1/6, 2/ and 2/0. Plus Government Tax. BOOKINGS ARE STILL HEAVY. Book Quickly. It Costs No More. Reservations at Theatre (Phone 46-SSS). RESERVES 43-610. DE LUXE\ TOP O' SYMONDS ST.,, TO-XIGHT, 7.45. TO-NIGIIT. 7.15. DOUBLE-FEATURE PROGRAMME. GRETA GARBO, "ANNA CHRISTIE." (Rccommendcd for Adult Audiences.) Supports Include: METROTOXE NBWS. Laurel and Hardy Comedy, "BRATS." ONEHUNGA PICTURES. TO-NIGHT. Strand. William Fox Presents Strand. Mac Clarke and Robert Ames Strand. In Strand. "NIX OX DAMES," Strand. An All-Talking and Singing Snappy Strand. Comedy. Strand. All-Talking Comedy and Xews and Strand. Eipisode 3 of the "Jade Box." Strand. Strand. TO-MORROW XIGIIT, Strand. "ALL QUIET OX THE WESTERX Strand. FIIOXT.'Strand. Strand. TO-MORROW AFTERXOOX. ■Strand. SPECIAL MATIXEE FOR THE Strand. CHILDREN. Strand. Hoot Gibson in Strand. "THE DANGER RIDER." BROADSIDING. WESTERN /ft, SPRINGS WESTERN JMn SPRINGS WESTERN SPRINGS SPEEDWAY. SPEEDWAY. TO-MORROW NIGHT TO-MORROW NIGHT TO-MORROW NIGHT WHEN BRISBANE'S BRAVES BRISBANE'S BRAVES AND AUCKLAND'S ACCELERATORS WILL GIVE YOU A WILL GIVE YOU A ! SPEED TONIC SPEED TONIC | SPEED TONIC AND SEND YOU HOME HAPPY. AND SEND YOU HOME HAPPY. YOU WON'T WORRY YOU WON'T WORRY AT | WESTERN SPRINGS SPEEDWAY. TAKE A ZOO CAR. ONE A MINUTE. ADMISSION 2/, PLUS TAX. SPECIAL CONCESSION TO PARENTS. SCHOOL CHILDREN, Od. DANCING. vi-o. REY LYNN LABOUR Jyy*. VT PARTY. "BEST OF ALL" OLD-TIME DANCE. ' IMPORTANT TO PATRONS. Our Usual Saturday Night Dances will be carried oil a.t tlic GAIETY HALL, SURREY CRESCENT. Paltridge's Full Orchestra in Attendance. Light Refreshments Provided. Sociability and Refinement Assured. Patrons kindly acquaint your Eriends. latrons y AUGI j A N, Hon. Sec. . AIKOWHAI lIALI-— Saturday Night. OTJD-TIMK AND .T A/j7J. Free Bus leaves Dominion Road terminus -i tSo clock. aiid from Fire Station, Avond'ale, at 7.30. Ladies 1/0, Gents _/. Supper. Cabarets, Clubs, Party Novelties, D StSt' Carnival Manufacturers, 6, Ponsonby Rd. Ph™e 27-720. teachers of dancing. B 4 g,S McSSi'.* Palmerston BuMlng. OPD. G.P.O. : — —-— -r»ARISIAN Studio, Whitehall Dancing. ROWING. _ txtEST END ROWVY INC.^ CLUB PATRON'S DAY. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 29. The special Opening of the Season will take place at an At Home at the Clubhouse, St. Mary's Bay, TO-MORROW, at 2 p.m. A cordial welcome is extended to Old Members and Friends. Old Members' Race 3.45 p.m.—E. M. TAYLOR, Hon. Sec. *2S