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Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 262, 4 November 1932, Page 14

AMUSEMENTS. THE REGENT THE REGENT THE REGENT SESSIONS : t 11 — 2.15 — 8. SEASON EXTENDED. SECOND BIG WEEK. SECOND BIG WEEK. STILL BOOMING. Thev're still flocking in . . . eominr stronger than ever . . . growing ana crowing . . . laughing louder and louder. Topping the records day oy dav . . . Bigger crowds every day at all" sessions since the sensational nnenin" . And now they are stsmp«Hng "to Reserve for To-night .and To-morrow's Matinee and Evening Performance. . . ■,***%. crowds in the History of the Picture Business. Dad: "Bv eripes. we're famous all ri-ht—we"'ve broken every reoortl . and everybody in Auckland Wants to be at the Regent to sec us Rudds. Stor-ruth there s never been such . crowds. — "ON OUR SELECTION." EE = "ON OUR SELECTION." — = "ON OUR SELECTION." = EE "ON OUR SELECTION." — Empire Films Cinesound Production. BERT BAILEY As Dad. and all of Steele lous Characters Living on the Screen. RADIANT WITH SUNSHINE | AND LAUGHTER. 1 Bvervone's seeing it twice and some i are coaling three and four times. « e I have it on record that many people i ' have been asrain and again. Theres so much in "Selection. so much wonderful comedy, so much beauty, so much drama, that it cannot all be taken in at one glance! YOU MUST SEE IT AT THE REGENT. Magnificent Featurettea Include: New Cinesound News. , Includes first film of the English Cricket team in Australia, introducing Jardwe. Plum Warner. Sutciiffe and Co. Plane, "Spirit of fun" sets out for Java. MICKEY MOUSE CARTOON. Symphony in Steel. HURRY AND RESERVE. Box Plans at Theatre (Phone 46-SSS). Prices from 1/, 1/6: Reserves from 2/ (Plus Tax). Children, Haif-pnce. ONEHUNGA PICTURES. . TO-NIGHT. Strand. Leslie Howard and Benita Hume, Strand. Strand. "SERVICE FOR LADIES." Strand. The hilarious Comedy of a Waiter Strand, on Holiday, who posed as a Prince. Strand. Comedy, Screen Song and Strand. News. A.G.A.A. TO-MORROW. TO-MORROW. 300 GIRLS 300 GIRLS In Massed Rhythmical Display, Fancy Marching, Grand Polonaise, Team Games and Running Events, Fancy Costumes, BLANDFORD PARK, AT 2 P.M. IST BATTALION AUCK. REGIMENTAL (C.8.0.) BAND IN ATTENDANCE. ADMISSION, 1/; CHILDREN, 6d. 4 CJPBCIAL GUT FAWKES BEACH JS CARNIVAL. Free Buses, Free Suppers, Free Seaside Breezes. KONTINENTAL KAFE, KONTINENTAL ENTERTAINMENT. KOHIMARAMA. Monte Carlo and Spotlights. Good Prizes. Free K Bus leaves opp. G.P.0., 7.30. Admission : Ladies l/ t Gentlemen 1/B. 5 LAWN TENNIS. A rPHE BOYAL OAK LAWN TENNIS X CLUB. (Inc.). OFFICIAL OPENING Will take place on \C SATURDAY. NOYEMBEE 5, Jft At 2.30 p.m. Members and Friends Cordially Invited Progressive Tournament Commencing at 2 p.m. A. E. BOCKETT, Hon. Secretary. Eden and epsom lawn tennis CLUB (Inc.). OFFICIAL OPENING. The Official Opening of the above Club win take place TO-MORROW, November 5, 1932. at 2 p.m., after which a Combined Progressive Tournament will be played. Intending Members and Members of "Kindred Clubs axe cordially invited to attend this function. 4 P. E. POTTER. Hon. Sec. GOOD Racquet at moderate price; also Restringing, best gut used.—Heape, 28, Swanson St. (upstairs). A EST Racquets Strung, super English gut, cheap ; expert Restringins and 'Repairs. Yates. 73, City Chambers. A ISCRIMINATING Players.—Your IslFourite Racquet in any weight, balance, tension is obtainable from Litherland. Specialist. 3, Swanson St. x 4 ESTRINGING, Superfine Gut guaranteed. 10/6; Repairs, 6d per string.— Modern Bag Co.. 400, Queen St. D YT7E are Experts at Restringing Racquets; VV prices reasonable. —Griffiths' Tennis Service, 13, Wakefield St., Auckland. A WINES AND SPIRITS FOR SALE. A BIG Reduction.—Our Special Port, 30/ case, freight paid.—Auckland Wine Co., Rutland St. D /COBBAN'S Vineyards. hold largest stocks KJ of New Zealand wines. A visit is a veritable eye-opener. D /COBBAN'S MAKE SWEET WINES, Dry V.J wines, Red Wines, White Wines, Sound Wines, Grand Wines, Prize Wines. Gold Medal Wines, and Wine Cocktail; assorted case (12 varieties), £2 IS/; freight paid. D RICH Port Wine, 20/ 2 gallons, at depot: bring jars.—Corban's Wines, Fort St. D Oft / CASE—Frontignac, rich, sweet. Red O\J/ Wine, delivered, freight paid.— Crown Wines, Elliott St. Phone 47-135. D PIANO TUNING. ABANDON Mechanical Music. — Pianos Thoroughly Tuned, 5/; guaranteed overhauls from £I.—Dominion Tuning Co. Phone 42-264. D ABOUT Tuning Your Piano, Player Piano—Phone 40-792, or ealL Befelting, £1; RepoHshing, £1. — Atwaters Pianos, corner Civic Square. D TT7HAT a difference in a Well-tuned VV Piano. Consult Civic Tuning Co. Free Estimates for all Piano Repairs.— Ring 47-047. D OPTICIANS AND OPTOMETRISTS. OF. McWILLLAM, Optician—Prices revised to meet the times.—l 47, Queen St., next "Herald." D T LOWES, F.8.0.A., F.tXA. (Edin.), F.N.A.0., F.I.Q. (Eng.), Ophthalmic Optician, Lister Bldgs., Victoria Street. 40-446, D,