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Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 93, 20 April 1932, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS. THE REGENT N.Z.'s Pre-eminent Talkie Theatre. Direction: J. C. Williamson Films. 11 a.m., 2.15 p.m., 8 p.m. POSITIVELY LAST TWO DAYS. No Extension of Season. There are only two more days left to see the most sensational picture ever made. COLIN CLIVE, MAE CLARKE, Frederick Kerr — John Boles, And "THE MONSTER" Himself. "FRANKENSTEIN." "FRANKENSTEIN." "FRANKENSTEIN." Recommended / WHO MADB j particularly for 1 A / Adult Audiences. V MONSTER. I (Universal Picture.) MAGNIFICENT REGENT FEATUREOTES. FRIDAY NEXT— A SAGA OF THE ROYAL HORSE ARTILLERY. THE MAGNIFICENT PICTURISATION OF A CELEBRATED ENGLISH AUTHOR'S BEST SELLING NOVEL, A. HAMILTON GIBBS' Thrilling story set in London—England's beautiful countryside and on Flanders Fields. A Story of wartime romance —of adventure and comedy, laughter and tears —Something to cherish among your fondest Memories. Starring DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, Jun., DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, Jun., DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, Jun., As Jack Inglesido—brave, brutal, laughing, loving, human unknown of the Great War. ROSE HOBART, ROSE HOBART, Famous Stage Star as "The Girl." HARRY ALLEN, HARRY ALLEN, Creator of Bruce Bairnsfather's Immortal "Old Bill," And an all English Cast portraying the characters made famous in the Author's Book. ONE OF THE YEAR'S GREAT PICTURES, " CHANCES." " CHANCES." " CHANCES." " CHANCES." " CHANCES." " CHANCES." " CHANCES." " CHANCES." Warner Bros.' Adaptation o£ A. Hamilton Gibbs' Story. (Recommended for Adults.) Two boys and a girl—two brothers, both loving her, cherishing her in memory, thinking only of her at Zero hour—and she liked them both —but could love only one. THIS IS JUST ANOTHER OF THE REGENT'S GREATER ENTERTAINMENTS. Box Plans Now Open. Ring Theatre (Phone 4e-SSS). TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. <^mXIELAND^\2 _ PT. CHEVALIER, AUCKLAND. (Under Entirely New Management.) RUN ON CONTINENTAL LINES. See Dixieland Lawn by Night. BIG LIGHTING EFFECTS. BIG CABARET NIGHT TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. The Management advises large parties to Reserve Early. SPECIAL DANCE NUMBERS BY DIXIELAND ARTISTS. DIXIELAND BAND. DOUBLE, 5/. C. E. MURRAY, Manager. Reserve early for Saturday Next. Double 7/6. Evening Dress Requested. DANCING. T>ON mON TRANCE pLUB, BON TON HALL, ROYAL OAK. TO-NIGHT — S to 11.30 — mO-NIGHT. O-NIGHT — S to 11.30 — -LO-NIGHT. ' FOURTH HEAT. £10 FOX TROT COMPETITION [ (By Public Vote). Monte Carlo. New Decorations. | VAGABOND DANCE' BAND. "| 1/ — Popular Prices. — 1/ 20 R. W. THOMPSON, M.C. GAIETY HALL Surrey Crescent. EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. TO-NIGHT LA BOHEME DANCE CLUB. LA BOHEME DANCE CLUB. JACKIE ASTON and His Boy Friends. | First Heat Blues Competition. [ Monte Carlo—First Prize Value 7/0. Chocolates, Cigarettes, Balloons. Streamers. Ladies 1/, Gents 1/0. 20 FOLLOW THE CROWD. JF MY—T— FINE DANCE CLUB. MUNICIPAL HALL, NEWMARKET. TO-NIGHT—WEDNESDAY. MONSTER OLD-TIME DANCE. Music by Auckland's Finest Old-time Dance Band, THE SNAPPY SIX. Admission, 1/0. 11. ANDERSON, M.C. . 20 Q'NEILL STREET HALL, PONSONBY. TO-NIGHT — S-11.30 — TO-NIGHT. BLUE PACIFIC DANCE CLUB. JAZZ. — JAZZ. — JAZZ. I MICK KOZENOF I AND HIS j I FIVE RHYTHM MASTERS. | 'Novelty Dances. Prizes Galore. Ladies 1/, Gents 1/. 20 J. O'SHEA. M.C. DANCING — TO-NIGHT AND EVERY NIGHT—MAYFAIR CABARET, Karangahnpe Rd. Mayfair Melody Makers. Ladies, 1/6. Gents, 2/. Watch for Special Mights. 20