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Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 197, 22 August 1933, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. LAST DAYS— The Season Cannot be Extended. THE REGENT, THE REGENT, N.Z.'s Pre-eminent Theatre. Direction : J. C. Williamson Picture Corporation, Ltd. 3 Sessions : 11 a.m., 2.15 p.m., S p.m. HELEN CLARK HAYES GABLE Glorify the Eternal Romance of ••mi-iE ittiute qjistiqr," •' JHE »» HITS LISTER," " rp'HK 'tTTTHITE QJISTER," •• J- he vv-hitb Lister." The white qjister," he '» hitb Lister," The \xthitio qjister." HE VYhITE »OISTER." The world's greatest love story made greater on the talking screen —Now, as before, it is enthralling large audiences, but the season cannot be extended. P receded by Spectacular Atmospheric Prologue. MISS SARAH STACPOOLE Singing .. Gounod's "Ave Maria." — STAGE ATTRACTION — Amazing in its Cliarm and Beauty. | " LES STATUESQUE," | Also, a Gorgeous Coloured Cartoon. FATHER NOAH'S ARK Approved for Universal Exhibition. There is Entertainment for Everybody. —FRIDAY NEXT MR. WTJTTTTT TTP Look out. Here they W ti&VjLj&K, are again in a Mad. WHEELER ™.iiri WHEELER ' Comedy— WHEELER WHEELER niPT OMANTAfS WHEELER LOMANIACb. WHEELER DIPLOMANIACS, —And _ DIPLOMANIACS, MR. DIPLOMANIACS, WOOLSEY WOOLSEY A Roar ing Riot of WOOLSEY I,l «y Hilarity, with two of the craziest WOOLSEY diplomats that ever Q*c*"\r whooped their way WUULOLI through a Geneva WOOLSEY Peace Conference. WOOLSEY

You'll he glad to see them—back on the type of hilarious musical comedy entertainment that first made them famous. Plans at Theatre (Phone 46-SSS). Continuous I NATIONAL. I opp. I P fro U m S ' NATIONAL. Court, 11 a.m. NATIONAL. Ltd. FAR GREATER And more thrilling than ever before, the picture that amazed the world — now in sound — "THE BIRTH OF A NATION." "THE BIRTH OF A NATION." "THE BIRTH OF A NATION." SEE AGAIN— THE KU KLUX KLAN, The great society banded together to save a nation from the toils of those who would destroy it. Approved lor Universal Exhibition. Supporting Programme Includes— MICKEY MOUSE CARTOON, And Chapter S, "Heroes of the West." For Reserves Phone 42-169. Prices, 1/, 1/6. All Children, 6d, 6d, 6d. ROYAL AUCKLAND CHOIR. ROYAL AUCKLAND CHOIR. ROYAL AUCKLAND CHOIR. ROYAL AUCKLAND CHOIR. SEVENTY MALE VOICES. TOWN HALL, THURSDAY NEXT. Box Plan Now Open at Lewis Eady, Ltd. MEETINGS. NEW ZEALAND LEGION. NEW ZEALAND LEGION. COME AND HEAR THE PRESIDENT OF THE LEGION, DR. CAMPBELL BEGG, DR. CAMPBELL BEGG, In the TOWN HALL, ON FRIDAY NEXT, FRIDAY NEXT, AT 8 P.M. QUESTIONS. Questions, in writing, addressed to Box 557, will be dealt with by Dr. Begg in the course of his Address. 522 PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, ETC. Jb .-+•'» ~R RADNBX AXD BINNS. S.!*S> OSTEND SERVICES. S.S. ONBWA leaves Prince's Wharf: SUNDAYS —9.45 a.m. WEDNESDAYS—9.4S a.m. FRIDAYS—6.3O p.m. SATURDAYS—I.4S p.m. Leaving Ostend, Saturdays, at 7 a.m. • D ANGITOTO ISLAND and round the Islands and Bays of the Gulf—Olive Rose leaves Launch Steps, Wednesday, 10 a.m.: leave Rangitoto 4 p.m.; 1/6 return. 22 N. J. INGLIS. TEACHERS CF DANCING. SXMONDSVILLE STUDIO, 30, Symonds St. (next St. Paul's). MISS SPENCER (assisted by Mr. Bruce). MODERN DANCES, SATURDAY, 8 P.M. Tuition Classes Mondays and Thursdays, 8 p.m. Strictly Private Lessons, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Daily, in all the Latest Dances; also Old-time Dancing. Particulars : ' AT STUDIO. B T7IRANK WOODRU L«"FB, the Expect fn"J- structor, Jazz or Old-time Course. 15/. 174. Upper Symonds St. B ALESKA'S Studio removed Larger premises. First Floor, Barton. McGill Bldg.. 407, Queen St. Phone 46-121. B PROFESSIONAL NOTICES. HAMBLIN, Percy—Specialist Chiropody, Foot Correction. American experience. Jackson's Beauty Shoppe, Dilworth Bldg. Phone 41-131. B