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Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 88, 15 April 1931, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS. TpE REGENT N.Z.s Pre-eminent Talkie Theatre. Direction: J. C. Williamson Films. Three Sessions Daily, 11 a.m., 2.15 and 7.30 p.m. LAST—TWO—DAYS. The Brilliant Stage Play, "THE BEST PEOPLE." Picturised as "FAST AND LOOSE." A Brilliant, Amus-ing, Scintillating Comedy. COMMENCING FRIDAY. UNEQUALLED IN ITS DARING AND BREATHTAKING MAGNITUDE! It may shock you, But you'll never forget it! IT IS AN EXPERIENCE OF A LIFETIME. How&rd Hughes' Thrilling. Air Spectacle, "HELL'S ANGELS." "HELL'S ANGELS." "HELL'S ANGELS." "HELL'S ANGELS." "HELL'S -ANGELS." "HELL'S ANGELS." HELL'S ANGELS." "HELL'S ANGELS." "HELL'S ANGELS." "HELL'S ANGELS." (A United .Artists' Picture.). IT IS WITHOUT, DOUBT BEYOND ANYTHING YOUR IMAGINATION CAN CONCEIVE. THE ZEPPELIN RAID OVER LONDON IS ONE OF THE MOST STARK AND REALISTIC EPISODES ■ EVER DEPICTED ON THE SCREEN.

To gee this monstrous Zeppelin stealing through the clouds in the dead of night, hovering over Trafalgar Square, dropping its deadly cargo, and then gliding away; to see it suddenly attacked by a host of British planes is to be lifted out of your seat with sheer excitement and suspense; your heart will literally stop beating, you will hold your breath in fearful dismay,, you will feel like cheering the very roof off as you see it brought down in flames. AND THIS IS ONLY ONE INCIDENT. There are a thousand and one thrills, surprises, climaxes, that make "Hell's Angels " the greatest air spectacle the world has ever seen. THERE HAS NEVER BEEN ANYTHING TO EQUAL IT —THERE NEVER WILL BE. WARNING— Bookings arc Heavy ! It costs no more for Reserves. Box Plans at Theatre (Phone 46-SSS). Get in quickly. Book To-day. CHEER UP— IT'S BIRTHDAY WEEK, ■ # FRIDAY. DANCE^> NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT. ATTRACTION EXTRAORDINARY! \ " KODAMA, \ \ KODAMA,. \ KODAMA, X JAPANESE JUGGLER AND ARTIST SUPREME. KODAMA, the Suave, Dexterous KODAMA, of the Educated Feet. In a lifetime of practice we could not do it with our hands.—KODAMA, the Amazing, Skilful KODAMA, does it with his—FEET. ' Single, 2/6. Double, 4/6. I's N. EDGAR, Secretary. TV>. NOT FAIL TO HEAR THE REV. W. LAMB (Sydney), TOWN HALL, SUNDAY AFTERNOON, 3 o'clock. is>

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