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Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 306, 28 December 1931, Page 14

amusements ; PACKED FROM DOORS TO SCREEN, ! And Hundreds unable to M i„ n ' sion. A Tremendous Triumnh < mi? " by rhe Year's.Greatest MusS r* COrcii -Now, as always the Bestlfi^ THE REGENT N.Z.'s Pre-eminent Talkie Theatw Direction: J. C. Williamson Fil^ 3 SESSIONS DAILT: 11 a.m. — 2.15 - 8 p. m . BIG HOLIDAY MATINEE TO-MORROW, AT 2.15. "WHOOPEE!" Langfa, Jcfls roars and chuckles—No Cnrw; other than Eddie Cantor eould creSi such boisterous merriment ivi person in the huce audience in* uproar of hysterical laughter Samuel Goldwyn Presents EDDIE CANTOR EDDIE CANTOR EDDIE CANTOR EDDIE CANTOR EDDIE CANTOR EDDIE CANTOR ' EDDIE CANTOR EDDIE CANTOR EDDIE CANTOR In " PALMY DAYS" " PALMY DAYS" t " PALMY DAYS" " PALMY DAYS!" " PALMY DAYS." " PALMY DAYS " " PALMY DAYS" " PALMY DAYS" " PALMY DAYS'." (United Artists Picture.) j With CHARLOTTE GREENWOOD. Gorzeous Girls. Marvellous Son:*— Ziegfeld Beauties—Magnificent Spee-tac-ie —Beautiful Ballets — Wonderful Dancing—Riotous Comedy. — EVERYBODY — Is Go in? to See EDDIE CANTOR, THE MERRY MONARCH OF MIRTH AND MELODY. IMPORTANT: RESERVE! Box Plans at Theatre (Phone 46-SSSi. Telephone Reservations cannot be MS after T.-jO p.m. STRAND Direction : Thomas A. O'Brien. CONTINUOUS FROM 10.30. " SPORTING BLOOD," With CLARK GABLE, MADGE EVANS, ERNEST TORRENCB. Screened at 10.30—12.3ft —2.30 —1.30—6.40 and 5.45. ./ LAUREL! In Addition ... ' to / HARDY, "SPORTING / r., l^ BLOOD." / Good Turn. - Phone 43-114 for Reserves. • DANCING. A UCKLAND'S POPULAR OLD-TDIE ' DANCE Will be held TO-NIGHT In THE pILICK ptLACK pUBAKET. HE LACK V^ABAREL NEWMARKET. Spot Waltz, Monte Carlo, Chocolates and Cigarettes Free; Special Consolation Prizes for Monte Carlo. Music Rendered by MORROWS POPULAR ORCHESTRA. Including Bob Adams with his. Xylophone. Clximes and Electric Bells. Gents 2/, Ladies 1/6. Flannels Optional. LES. GORDON. M.C. Reservations Free bv Ringing 40-TS9 or 21-102. E fJIO-NIGHT. JAZZ. JAZZ. Stroll along to the most popular Dance in town. THE STROLLERS DANCE CLUB, ORANGE HALL, NEWTON RD. Proclaimed by Our Visitors. "Second to None." LEN SHARP AND HIS 4 FLATS. Prices: Ladies 1/, Gents 1/. -E C O T S A L 1NEW YEAR'S EVE. TREVOR DADY AND HARRY BOLTON'S DANCE ORCHESTRAS. Dancint; S tili 1 a.m. TEACHERS OF DANCING. __ MISS RUBY S HER RIFF, S. Hopetoun St.. Ponsonby. specialises in American Tap a:id Ballroom. 1 PARISIAN Studio, 419, Queen St. ( below Tabernacle). —Miss Violet Brooks, lirAles. Bentley. Private Tuition, Ballroom Dancing. OAN TOY 'School of Dancing, Royal osl> Hall, Royal Oak — Beginners' Cla?; (modern), every Saturday, Wednesday. ' p.m. _ UCKL AN V ST A K ADVERTISEMENT CONDITIONS. The Proprietors do not bold theirisebjresponsible tor uon-insertion of adverti? meuts through accident or otherwise, «"• they reserxe to themselves the npi omitting advertisements received and P a,u for if tbey appear to be objectionable. Advertisements are received up to p.m. on the day or issue, but merits intended for classified i ß * erl m must reatb ihe ofTlce not later than 1 P-" 1, All Family Notices intended Tor tied insertion mi Front Page of the »th should be handed in before 1 p.m. Instructions as to the insertion or wIU L drawai of advertisements must w writing. Orders to withdraw adveriiments must be lodged not later than a.m. each day. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS. ARE INSERTED AT THE FOLLOWING CASH RATES:— Situations Wanted situations Vacant 12 Words: Personal One Insertion, 1' Lost and Found . . ? t For Sale Three insertions, « To Let, etc. Births, Marriages 1 30 Words, 2/6 Deaths \ Each additional fl« Memoriam J Words, »"• Advertisements should be. addressed THE MANAGER " STAR " OFFICE.