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AMUSEMENTS. "I DIPS ME LID." THE SENTIMENTAL BLOKE WRITES HIS OWN ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE PREMIERE OF HIS TALKING PICTURE AT THE REGENT THEATRE TO-NIGHT AT 8. THE world once "ad me snouted. Spare A TORKY 'cro! Struttin' on the me clays! screen, _ Who could 'ave guessed I could 'are All plastered over with publicity, rose to fame— Puttin' the soft, sweet word 011 my A 'umble bloke that mooched thro' Doreen 'umble ways Over again an' winnin' thro.' lliat s ■Idin' me dilly 'ead In nervous shame me. For fear the 'aughty world might 'and Me? Strike. Oo would a thort one me style look, one kiss, A scornful smile. Would end like this? ME name, as I've remarked some- rpO-NIGHT'S the night! The greatest where before, i hflve seen Was mud. I 'ad no 'ope, no aim in An' strike a light! I dunno ow I life feels — No chance to rise an* shine or make a To sit an' watch ineself and my Doreen ! score- I dunno if I m on me ead or eels, Then Pate relents an* 'ands to me a With lights an' 'oardin's shoutiu' out wife me name. So, 'avin' 'er, an' wot else forcliin sent, Gorstrooth ! It's fame! I was content. TAW, well. I suppose I'll see it thro' some ways, down An' when it's over an' the shoutin' In simple words for simple blokes to dies, read ; I'll go back 'ome an' dream thro' 'appy I never 'ankered for no 'igh renown days Or bunged me frame among the boostin' With bird songs soundin' under bosker breed. skies; But, sudden, somethink 'appens, an' I So, with full thanks for wot me lobs cobbers did, Among the nobs. I dips me lid. "THE SENTIMENTAL BLOKE." "THE SENTIMENTAL BLOKE." EFFTEE FILMS' GLORIOUS BRITISH EMPIRE TRIUMPH. IT'S SO FRESH AND DIFFERENT, SUCH A DELIGHTFUL CHANGE FROM STEREOTYPED SCREEN ENTERTAINMENT — YOU'LL ENJOY ITS SWEET SENTIMENT, BROAD HUMOUR AND TRUE ROMANCE. REGENT'S SUPERLATIVE FEATURETTES: GEORGE WALLACE, j j OCEAN ODDITIES j Famous Puller Comedian, in an j I From the Great Barrier Reef. | Absolute Riot qf Pun. I I . SCENIC VIEWS OP BALLARAT. j I I 1 LEADING VAUDEVILLE STARS IN VARIETY ENTERTAINMENT. RAY AND MOON (Dancers). SUNDOWNERS QUARTET (Harmonlsers). KEITH DESMOND (Monologulst). MINNIE LOVE (World Star). * VIOLIN AND BALLET ENSEMBLE. BOOK EARLY. BOOK EARLY, BOX PLANS AT THEATRE. PHONE 46-SSS.

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