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Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 189, 12 August 1933, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS. THE REGENT, THE REGENT, N.Z.'s Pre-eminent Theatre. Direction : J. C. Williamson l'icture Corporation. Ltd. Managing ■ Director ... Beaumont -Smith. 3 Sessions: 11 a.m., 2.15 p.m., S p.m. DARING—DELIGHTFUL! Yes —daring, but utterly delightful screen fare'. Crowds througed the theatre all day yesterday to see this sensation of l!»33's Entertainment Season. LESLIE HOWARD LESLIE HOWARD LESLIE HOWARD LESLIE HOWARD LESLIE HOWARD — And — ANN HARDING ANN HARDING ANN HARDING •ANN HARDING ANN HARDING — In — THE WOMAN IN HIS HOUSE. THE WOMAN IN HIS HOUSE. THE WOMAN IN HIS HOUSE. . - With MYRNA LOY, From Philip Barry's Stage Sensation, "THIS ANIMAL KINGDOM." Combining all the sparkling qualities of a London West End performance -—Smart, subtle, brilliantly witty, with a story as interesting as it is daring and controversial —it must , be seen. Radio Pictures Supreme Production. Recommended by Censor lor Adults. Regent's Splendid Featurettes : N.Z. SOUND SCENES, Ail Items of Local Interest. "MICKEY MOUSE" CARTOON. "Shanghai,"' a Travelogue. World's News and Sporting Events. Imperative—Reserve for To-night. Plans at Theatre (Phone 46-888). REGENT THEATRE, FRIDAY NEXT. Marion Crawford's Undying Romance In New and Greater Glory— \\ c-uSTKK- \\ H rr« B k®Sfe\\ \\ r r tt ,w \\ Is WSS s ' SIEr " \\ J- 5 - 111 , \\' \\ A w \\. he l ' e ?. \\AV§> \\ \\ .\nd '\\ \\ CLAR| qaBL'E- \\ W CLA*£ r ABLE. \\ \\ I Today's greatest stars, recreate this eternal romance that attains new glory and lustre on the talking screen. BOX PLANS Opening Monday at the Theatre. 1 Phone Reservations Cannot be Accepted. Approved jor Universal Exhibition. PRINCE EDWARD At 2 and 7.45 p.m. — 2. BIG FEATURES — \ ANN HARDING. = FREDERIC MARCH.— "PARIS BOUND." g I HELEN TWELVETREES == =" " GRAND "PARADE." \S. Recommended by Censor lor Adults / 6d. 6d. 6d. 6d. 6d. /|% HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. BBS THURS., AUGUST' 17. The Diocesan High School Old Girls' League Presents I "THE NEW LADY I | BANTOCK." j J K Jerome's Delightful Comedy of the Early Years of the Twentieth Century. 11l Aid of (lie Grey St. Sisters' Poor Fund. Box Plan Now Open at Lewis Eady, Ltd. 8/, 2/, 1/. 12 SUNDAY - TIVOLI - SUNDAY 7.45 P.M. TIVOLI . TIVOLI NEWTON. TIVOLI TIVOLI A GREAT VARIETY OF AUCKLAND'S LEADING ARTISTS. PROGRAMME : | The Largest Modern Rhythmic I i Orchestra in N.Z. I THE RHYTHM MASTERS' I ORCHESTRA, _ I I Under the Baton of Mick Kozenof, | Will Render Popular Music. | MISS HINE.MOA ROSIEUR—Soprano, "Ave Maria." ■ "Desert Song." . EDGAR BENDALL—Pianoforte Solo, "Nola," "Trees." SIDNEY WILBItAH AM—Tenor, "Pale Moon," "La Spagnola." WILLIAM ELDER—Trumpet Solo, "The Lost Chord," "Lay My Head Beneath a Hose." , BERNARD HOLLAND—Violinist, "Schou Rose Marin" (Kriesler), "Minuet in G." LALOMA HAWAIIAN QUARTET, Popular Hawaiian Melodies. Proceeds in Aid of Grey Lynn Ex-Ser-viceinen's Club Distress Funds. SILVER COIN ADMISSION. Help us to help those that need help— NOW, EVERY SEAT A-DONATION. Kindly ' give liberally. T. A. NOBLE, lion. Sec. SUNDAY—TIVOLI TIIEATRE-SUNDA Y 12 DANCERS! ; THE MUSICIANS' UNION. OWING TO THE SUCCESS OF THE UNION'S ANNUAL DANCE. AND IN RESPONSE TO REPEATED REQUESTS, ' ANOTHER NOVELTY DANCE WILL BE HELD AT THE PETER PAN CABARET ON TUESDAY, AUGUST 22. DANCING, S P.M. TO 12. TICKETS, 2/. PLAN NOW OPEN AT ; LEWIS EADY, LTD. BE ADVISED-t-RESERVE YOUR CUBICLE AT ONCE. No Extra Charge. FRANK BGERTON. See.. 12 313. Pacific Bldgs. FOR DANCING, BALLS, SPORTING, DOG SHOW, MEETINGS, LECTURES, BOXING, WRESTLING, JUBILEE, ETC., ADVTS., SEE PAGE SEVENTEEN.