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Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 178, 31 July 1933, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. f;KANP entertainment OX th.-h STAGE AXI> OX THE SCREEN: THE REGENT THE REGENT, X.Z.'b Pre-eminent Theatre. Direction : J. C. Williamson Picture Corporation, Ut u 3 Sessions: 11 a.m., 2.15 p.m., 8 p.m. Songs, Laughter and Romance in a Merry, Melodious [Matrimonial Mix-up BENITA HUME, BENITA HUME, ' And OWEN NARES. OWEN NARES. " A BROKEN MELODY" " A BROKEN MELODY!" From the play, "A Hoof and Four Wails'' by E. Temple Thurston. The sparkling story of a sons-sing. ins wife and a song-writiug husband ■who are unable to harmonise their own domestic affairs, while a third party (Harold Hutli) creates further discord in a melodious Matrimonial mix-up. 3 Delightful Song Numbers. A Paramount British Production. Recommended by Censor for Adults. Wonderful Featurettes Include N.Z. Sound Scenes. No. 2. Humorous Song Cartoon. Interesting Sporting Featurctte. World-wide News Events ON THE STAGE— (■Evenings Only) Cecil Hail Presents— A FANTASY FROM " CHU CHIN CHOW." A Spectacular Oriental Song and Dance Scena—Wonderful Ballets Gorgeous Costumes — Delightful Music—Lavish Stage Effects. 60 — PERFORMERS — 60 Including Den Barney. Edward Cliiirchouse, Hifn MacCulley, Joyce Wright (Arts Queen)' Howard Moody at the Grand Organ.'' Tou are Advised to Reserve. Plans at Theatre. Phone 4G-SSB. THE LONDO"N~i'^^ </y LAST DAY TOD AT. >§\ ¥ BRITISH MUSICAL COMEDY \ GENE GERHARD In 6d LET'S LOVE & LAUGH 6d 6d LET'S LOVE & LAUGH 6 d Sessions: 11.15, 2, 4, 6, and 8 (Jd Adults Gd, Children 3d, B.C. 1/. QA Commencing To-morrow : 6fJ MARY PIIILBIN In fi n "AFTER THE FOG." OU 6d 6d THE LONDON 6d 6d /PRINCE EDWARLV\~~ / 2-nAND 7.45. \ „ , "Lay worry aside at the Cinema." „ bfi 2 BIG FEATURES. OQ M "THE LOVE WALTZ." r } ua — And — 00 6d "THE RAMPANT AGE." 6 d Recommended by Censor for Adults. ■VICTORIA — At 8. — DEvOXPORI. Mr. Laurel and Mr. Hardv in "PACK UP YOUR TROUBLES."

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