AMUSEMENTS. . THE PERFECT PROGRAMME FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY. Father, Mofcher, Grandad, Grandma, Everyone will Love it. ' AND IT'S IDEAL FOR THE KIDDIES. Mother, bring the Children to the Day Sessions—Avoid the evening .crowds. THE REGENT —- N.Z.'s Pre-eminent Talkie Theatre. Direction .... J. C Williamson Films. YET AGAIN— THE REGENT TRIUMPHANT! At Three Performances Daily,. 11 a.m., 2.15 and 8 p.m. The Management have the honour of presenting The Distinguished English Actor, CYRIL MAUDE, CYRIL MAUDE, . , CYRIL MAUDE, CYRIL MAUDE, In " GRUMPY," "GRUMPY." "GRUMPY." "GRUMPY." "GRUMPY." (A Paramount Picture.) The original stage role he made famous throughout, the world. ; . Together with . . A Supporting' Program me that Excels eveii tho Regent's Amazing Past Records; BOOKINGS ARE HEAVY. No Extra Charge for Reserves. Box Plans at Theatre (Phone 46-888). Phone Bookings not kept after 7.45 p.m.. You Can Book for Matinees. — ONEHUNGA PICTURES. ~ TO-NIGHT. STRAND. STRAND. « Universal Pictures Present MARY NOLAN in I " YOUNG DESIRE? 7 "] A Gripping Story of a Carnival Girl, told in a Mighty All-Talking Production. . All-Talking Supports. THE CINEMA SANDRINGHAM. TO-NIGHT, 8 P.M. LON CHANEY in "rpilE TTNHOLY ,ff<HiREEV' "J-HB vJ NHOLY J-HiREE," Also Laurel and Hardy in "BLOTTO." News — Cartoons — Btc. "DICTUREDROME MILFORD. ■i- TO-NIG'HT, AT 8 P.M. The Big British Air Thriller, " rnHE T OST nrEPPELIN." " J- HE J-'OST EVERY L EVERY EVENING. U EVENING, AT . JsJ . AT 7.30. a 7.30. PAR K. 6 D—ADULTS AND CHILDREN— OO D—ADULTS AND CHILDREN—*>D CONCESSION TICKETS : FOR EVERYTHING, INCLUDING ADMISSION, ... Adults, 3/; Children, 1/6. GET THE ID BUS FROM QUEEN ST.
DANCING. A UCKIiAND'B POPULAR OLD-TIME ■"- DANCE. TO-NIGHT, AT THE CLICK CLACK CABARET. Newmarket (above Rial to Theatre). Spot Waltz. Monte Carlo, Chocs, and Cigs. Free. Music supplied by Morrow's Popular Orchestra. Flannels Optional. Gents 2/, Ladies 1/6. LES. GORDON, M.C. Tables Reserved Free by ringing 40-789. Lenrnrrs' Class every Tuesday and Thursday night . - 19 HENDERSON TOWN HALL, To-night (Monday). January 10. Music supplied by the South ..Sea Island Orchestra, just returned from Australian tour. Monte Carlo, Ist and 2nd- prizes. Flannels optional. Admission : Ladies 1/6, Gents 2/. 10 TEACHERS OF DANCING. BALLROOM Dancing,, Correct Style-, Qualified Private Tuition.—Modern Dancing Studio, 30, Palmerston Buildings. opp. G.P.O. ■ D 4 MISS RUBY SHERKIFF, 8, Hopetoun St., Ponsonby, Specialises in American Tatvand Ballroom. C 4 PARISIAN Studio, Whitehall (below -*- Tabernacle). —Miss Violet Brooks. Mr. Alex Bentley. Private Tuition, Ballroom Dancing. t^ WELLESLEY Dancing Academy, 100, Pacific Bldgs.. Wellesley St. International, Simultaneous and Ballroom; specialty, American Tap. Principal, Mr. Goo. G. Cox. . C SWIM WMN G. "" '"m •'■ : \"JA/TT..EDEN CLUB. L^-gJ^ 5 T —==gyJ FIRST CARNIVAL, MOUNT EDEN BATHS, : MONDAY. JANUARY 26. Programme.—66J Yards Tnter-elub, 100 Yards Dual Relay, 150 Yards Breaststroke, eej Yards Ladies, 50 Yards Novice, 220 Yards, 50 Yards Boys', 50 Yards Girls' Handicaps, Novelty Events. 1 Nominations close on THURSDAY, January 22, at Tepid and Mount Eden Batns at 5 p.m. ■■<■■-.- ; H. MOORE, Hon. Secretary. Phone 13-398. ■ 10 LAWN TENNIS. A BRUCE, Expert Racquet Stringer, 94, • Albert St. Recommended by players. Patronised by Tilden, world's champion. C A LL Tennis Racquet Repairs guaranteed; ■*"•*- moderate charges: same day service,— Wiseman's. Queen St.' and Newton. C BEST Tennis Catalogue in Dominion now available, post free. •— Write Johns, Ltd., Box 471, Auckland. _ A vriGHT Tennis—Clive Rd~ Courts* ar'e jT- av « n o aWe f o f Night Play ; cheap rates. \T A City Chambers—Tennis -L Expert, stringer of Tilden, Johnston and Patterson's Davis Cup Racquets. A PROFESSIONAL NOTICES. T) H. MEULI, Drugless Practitioner, x • Dietitian, Psychoanalyst. — 174, Queen St., week days, Friday evenings 7-9. ■A REMOVAL NOTICES. DUFAUR, LUSK, BISS AND FAWCETT, Barristers and Solicitors, have Kemoved to. First , Floor. Grey's Building, '•ourlhni;»p Lane, off High St. D TAFFE'3 Branch Shop is opp. Town t» Hall. Get your suit Tailor-made and be satisfied. . ■ D 4
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Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 15, 19 January 1931, Page 18
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