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Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 91, 19 April 1933, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS. THE REGENT. t . Direction: J. C. Williamson Pictures Corporation, Ltd.. 3 Sessions: 11 a.m.. 2.15 p.m., S p.m. A BRILLIANT MASTERPIECE Never before lias there been anything to compare with the grandeur and magnificence of this colossal attraction -which is thrilling our generation. A TRIUMPH GREATER THAN ANY. Reaching heights of entertainment never before thought possible—never again will you see a picture so powerful, so magnificent, so brilliant as this. • CECIL B. DE MILLE'S "/JIHE t,F THE QROSS." * "IjpHß gIGX OF THE QROSS." ?. > i;| A Paramount Picturc Of ■ With .4 . ELISSA LAND I, FREDRIC MARCH. CHARLES LAUGHTON. a CLAUDETTE COLBERT. V. 8 The beautiful romance of Jlercia, the Christian maid, and Marcus Superbus, Prefect of Rome. A gorgeous i spectacle that culminates in the thrilling excitement of a Roman holiday in the Circus Maximus. Approved for Universal Exhibition. Imperative to Reserve. Box Plans at Theatre (Phone 4G-SSS). __ - NATIONAL. 11 a.m. — 2.15 ■? S p.m. LAST TWO DAYS Of "this' Sensational Record-breaker— EDDIE CANTOR, . EDDIE CANTOR, . EDDIE CANTOR, . • ' , As • . " THE KID FROM SPAIN;". " THE KID FROM SPAIN." "THE KID FROM SPAIN " The Cyclonic Musical Comedy of 1033. Approved ]or Universal Exhibition:' STAGE ATTRACTION— Afternoons and Evenings Only. .' {■■ / THE ROLAND SEXTETTE, 6 Juvenile Musicians and 2-Dainty Dancers. V A, Charming Stage Presentations ' Also —Walt Disney's Technicolour Novelty, "BABES IN THE WOOD." PRICES, 1/. 1/6. For Reservations, Phone 42-169.- > MPIRE - TO-NIGHT, AT 8. Double-Feature Proramme. FREDRIC MARCH, in / "STRANGERS IN LOVE" and "PARDON MY GUN." Both Approved for Universal 'Exhibition. -yiCTORIA — At 8. — DEVUNI'yjtT. "BRING 'EM BACK ALIVE." ■ " .BRING 'EM ' BACK ALIVE." . Approved for Uiiicersal Exhibition, M u^ Clp tp ß^ D ' TOMORROW _■ (Thurs.) MARIVARE' RESERVE, - EPSOM, EPSOM, Corner Manukau and Ranfurly RoadsPROGRAMME OF POPULAR MUSIC. Also at the' Zoological Park o n AFI'ERNOON and at ALBERT TARh. on SUNDAY EVENING. ... 1J

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