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Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 303, 22 December 1932, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS. A BRILLIANT PREMIERE-— Crowds- thronged to yesterday s premiere—and. werc s „charnied_ ana . delighted 'beyond measure by this glorious romantic . musical comeuy. THE REGENT. THE REGENT. Sessions : 11 —■ 2.13 — S. LAUGHING AND LOVING WITH MAURICE and JEANETTE. All over the world this Xmas Season they'll be laughing and loving with Maurice and Jeanette —and wbistliu„ and singing the fascinating song hits! And this old world will be a "brighter n'nd happier place because of this srloripus musical comedy entertainment. GLORIOUS MUSICAL, ROMANTIC COMEDY. Oh, you've never heard such music— You've never listened to such songs— Oh, vou've never seen such comedy— You've never known such romance! Never before such positively delightful entertainment as this ! MAURICE CHEVALIER, MAURICE CHEVALIER, MAURICE CHEVALIER, The quaint, irresistible fellow you knew in "Inuocents of Paris," " LOVE ME TO-NIGHT," "LOVE ME TO-NIGHT," With JEANETTE MacDONALD, JEANETTE MacDONALD, JEANETTE MacDONALD, More charmingly beautiful than ever before. Paramoun ,'s Release. Gay songs, gay love, gay laughs—in •the gayest, most" glorious musical romance ever brought to the screen. (Censor Recommendation for Adults.) Absolutely Essential to Reserve Early. Enormous Reseri m ns all Holiday Dates. Box Plans at (Phone 16-SSS.) - Matinees Only, ■p Com, Sat.,' Dec.;>l. " TREASURE ISLAND." Spectacular Stage Attraction— Songs, Dances, Comedy and Clever Novelty. HURRY! \ ~~|. Have you Entered the £00 Screen Test Competition? Closing Xmas Eve. AUCKLAND ACCLAIMS YOUNG AUSTRALIA LEAGUE BOYS' FIRST PERFORMANCE WITH THUNDEROUS APPLAUSE. TOWN HALL, TO-NIGHT, ' ... . TO-NIGHT, 8 f.M. S P.M. encore After encore demanded. 40 — FOBTr —40 Y.A.L. ~ BOiS Y.A.L. Led by the Youngest Drum-Major and Conductor in the World, CHARLIE STANTON, Aged S years, . " Tresent their BIG, BRIGHT REVUE, THE SLEEPING CAMP-. THE SLEEPING CAMP. A COMPLETE VARIETY PROGRAMME. Comedians, Acrobats, Soloists, Bandsmen, And Comedy Sketch Artists. A WORLD-FAMOUS SHOW. Box Plan at Lewis Eady, Ltd. PRICES : ' 3/, 2/, 1/. No Tax. Children Half-price. Net Proceeds to N.Z. Charities. Empire dominion road. TO-NIGHT, AT 8. WARNER BAXTER, in "SURRENDER." Good Supporting Programme. EXCURSION. — SUNDAYS ONLY To TAKAPUNA OR MILFORD. Feriy and Bus. Adult's Return, 1/3. Child's Return, Bd. '• HS TRANSPORT NOTICES. A UCKLAND TRANSPORT BOARD. CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR TRAFFIC ARRANGEMENTS. 1932—1933. FRIDAYS, DECEMBER 23 AND 30. Special tram and omnibus services throughout ..the day. Last cars and omnibuses depart City as per Friday timetable. VICTORIA AVE. SERVICE —Extra trips ex. Commerce St., 9.50 p.m. 10.20. PT. RESOLUTION—Extra trips ex Commerce St.. 7.50 p.m., 8.20, 8.50, 9.20, 9.50. 10,20. WAIKOWHAI PARK—Extra trip ex Three Kings, 10.25 p.m. PT. CHEVALIER HALL CR. AND AVONDALE—Extra trips ex Pt. Chevalier Hal! Corner, 7.34 p.m., 8.6. 8.38, 9.10, 9.42. 10.14. BLOCKHOUSE BAY—Extra trips ex Bay, Fridav. December. 23, 6.SOW p.m., 7.9W, 7.40 W. 9.0W, 9.35W, 10.17 W. 10.r>5W. Ex Brown St.. G.SOW p.m.. 7.25W, S.4OT. 9.20T, 10.0 T. 10.40 T. Extra trips ex Bay, Friday, December 30. 7.7T p.m., 7.45T, 8.45T, 9.15T, 9.55 T. 10.25T, 10.55 T. Ex Brown St.. G.SOT p.m., 7.20T, B.OT, 9.0T, 9.30T, 10.10T, 10.40 T. ROSEBANK ED..—Ordinary Friday timetnhle. MIDNIGHT EXTRAS—NEW YEAR'S EVE. Cars depart City 12.10 a.m. approx. for all outside termini. CHRISTMAS DAY—SUNDAY, DEC. 25. Ordinary Sunday Services will be in operation. Last cars ex. City 10.30 p.m. apprbx-. BOXING DAY. 26TH DEC., PUBLIC HOLIDAYS, TUESDAY, 27TH DEC., MONDAY, 2ND AND 3RD JANUARY, 1933. First and last cars as usual, special services on all routes. Motor omnibuses, first buses as follows, from Point Resolution S.lO a.m., Victoriii Ave. 8.35 a.m.. Blockhouse Bay 7.16 T. Avondale P.O. 0.4G a.m., Rosebauk Rd. bus will not run. E. FORD. i 22 ' Manager. I