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Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 96, 24 April 1931, Page 20

amusements YOUR LAST CHANCE TO-Night Of A FREE AIR RIDE. A "Cheer Up" Gift from the V a „,,„ (exclusive to Regent Patrons) h r ment ment with Falcon FULL PARTICULARS AND rriv CESSION TICKET AT TSk EVENING'S SESSION. THE REGENT . THE REGENT N.Z. s Pre-eminent Talkie Theatre. Direction: J. C. Williamson Fil mg . 4 — SESSIONS TO-DAY — 4 11, 2.15, 4.30, 7.30. CROWDED OUT AGAIN YESTERDAY. Hundreds Have Been Turned Awav Every Night This Week. BOOKINGS STILL BIG. EVERY RECORD SMASHED TO SMITHEREENS! SECOND MIGHTY WEEK— Commences To day. Positively Finishing Thursday Next ' There has never been anything to eoniil it There never will be. q " HELL'S ANGELS." " HELL'S ANGELS." , " HELL'S ANGELS." " HELL'S ANGELS." " HELL'S ANGELS." " HELL'S ANGELS." " HELL'S ANGELS." The Colossus of the Screen. (Screening at 11.20, 2.3T, 4.50, 8.30 ) (Not a Picture for Children.) Don Tasker's Orchestra, Appearing on Stage from 7.30-8 p.m. - THEATRE NOT OPEN TO-MORROW. Secure Your Scats Quickly for.To-night, Ladies, Attend the Day Sessions. You can Reserve for Matinee. Box Plans at Theatre (Phone 46-8S8). No Extra Charge for Reserves. NO FREE LIST.: • ' " [l«My ST. JAMES', pIE 3 SUNDAY NEXT. ORCHESTRAL CONCERT AND SILENT PICTURE, COMMENCING, 7.45. Orchestra under the Conductorship of MR. GEORGE POORE, . „ Assisted by the following Artists:— '• ALYS MONCUR ... Contralto. MISS GLADYS BARTON Sopranos MR. MAURICE STITT Elocutionist. Accompanist, MR. G.-H."JONES. Also the Paramount Silent Picture, 1 " RUGGED WATERS," I Featuring j WARNER BAXTER. Doors Open 6.45. Silver Coin Collection. Concert organised by the Auckland Musicians' Union, on behalf of Unemployed Musicians ami Musicians' Benevolent Fund. FRANK EGERTON, Phone 47-169. Secretary. ~ 24 BACKBLOCKS CHEER! Only thoughts for company if we die. Help us to help them. —Mayoress' War Meraoflal Library League, Mock Banquet, Town Hall, Next -Wednesday. ; 24 LEAGUE FOOTBALL. n lIXOUNT ALBERT UNITED ill RUGBY LEAGUE FOOTBALL A. CLUB. JK' A Meeting of all Players and Intending Players will be held on the club's ground, on SUNDAY NEST, April 26, to select teams, and weigh in, at 9 a.m. sharp. * G. WHALEY, Coach. 24 W. F. CLARKE, Hon. Sec. » DANCING. ■ •4 CHEER UPJ CHEER UP! BETTER TIMES TO BE HAD AT THE ORANGE TTALL, "VfEWTON "ROAD. RANGE -Cj-ALL, EWTON -"OAD. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. Where everything heads for a right good night's fun.. Chocolates, Cigarettes, and Streamers in Spot and Monte Carlo WaltzesMusical Numbers, past and present, are being prepared and rendered by the Greatest - Old-time Orchestra in Town,. THE SNAPPY SIX. Ladies, 1/6. Gents, 2/. JOY NIGHT—TO-NIGHT. Join the Final Grand Cheer Up Rally At the DRUIDS' OLD-TIME CABARET. NORTH STREET, NEWTON. Auckland's Favourite Dancing KeiidezvOUS. Select! Attractive! Well-conducted. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. t Balloons, Streamers, Chocs., Oigs., Waltz and DAINTY SUPPER FOR ALL. Musical Hits by the Hottest and bnappteai Band of Six in Town, I THE FAMOUS T I THE FAMOUS REVELLERS. I Ladies, 1/6; Gents, 2/. rjpO-NIGHT rpO-NIGHT, FINISH THE CHEER-UP WEEK With a m NIGHT OF REFINED OLD-TIME DANCING THE CLICK CLACK CABARET, Newmarket. ■ * Monte Carlo, Spot Waltz, Chocolates ana Cigarettes Free; also Special Consolation Prizes for Monte Carlo. Musical Numbers Rendered by _ ( MORROW'S POPULAR ORCHESTRA, Including Bob Adams with the Xylophones and Electric Bells. Dancing from S p.m. until Midnight. Gents, 2/. Ladies, i/G. LES. GORDON, M.C. Reservations Free by Ringing 40-7s>».^ REOPENING NIGHT OF THE POPULAR JOYLAND OLD-TIME. DANCE. MANCHESTER UNITY HALL, SATURDAY, MAY 2, And Everv Following Saturday. JOYLAND'S OWN BAND. Ladies 1/6. Gents A. McKENZIE, M.C. 24 /CARNIVAL Hats from S for V. Pf 1 selection, original designs.—Morten~_. 6, Ponsonby Rd. Phone 27-72(X_^^_^ >-j