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Auckland Star, 2 September 1933, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS. AUCKLAND CAPTIVATED— Maurice the Inimitable amil the thronging crowds. THE REGENT, THE REGENT, N.Z.s Pre-eminent Talkie Theatre. Direction : _ . . ,T C Williamson Picture Corporation, Ltd. '.Managing Director .. Beaumont Smith. Z Sessions: 11 a.m., 2.15 p.m., 8 p.m. SONGS—LAUGHTERMUSIC. MAURICE CHEVALIER MAURICE CHEVALIER MAURICE CHEVALIER MAURICE CHEVALIER MAURICE CHEVALIER MAURICE CHEVALIER — " A BEDTIME STORY." — — " A BEDTIME STORY." — _ " A BEDTIME STORY." — . With ED. EVERETT HORTON, HELEN TWELVETREES And BABY LE ROY, The World's Wonder Baby. Glittering with mischief and melody—Lilting music, sparkling songs, hilarious comedy—what a show—come an! .hear this marvellous "Bedtime Story. A Paramount Special. Recommended by-Censor lor Adults. — STAGE ATTRACTION — MISS MARGARET O'CONNOR, MR. TED PRIESTLY, Presenting Their Special Apache Dance. This Afternoon and Evening. HOWARD MOODY AT THE OKGAX. Regent's Variety Featurettes Include News and Sporting Specials. OTAGO V. CANTERBURY. N Z. BaskPt'ball Champs. A Delightfully Clever Comedy, etc. Booking is Very Heavy. Plans at Theatre (Phone 4G-SSS). I rriTTrkm? I REMUERA ROAD. I IUJJUK J To-night, 8. TTv The Screen's Great Comedy Stars, \\\\ ROLAND YOUNG, \VO ZASU PITTS, l\\\ SLIM SUMMBRVILLE, \VO And FIFI DORSAT. in \\V "THEY JUST HAD TO wS GET MARRIED," AW s.pecia'L C tui>or £ featmreotbs. \\V Approved for Universal Exhibition. i — D T)TTi A "NJVTT A f THREE LAMPS I BRIIAiNiNIA I To-night, 8. NEWS OF THE WORLD SESSION", 7.20-7.53. Great-Double Bill RALPH BELLAMY and .SLIM SUMMIOrtVILLE, in v\\\ "AIR MAIL," v\\\ And the All-British Comedy, \\\ MONEY MEANS NOTHING \\V Starring JOHN LODER. \\\ Doth Approved Universal Exhibition.

i —t VDTP I SYMONDS STREET. [ LYKIL/ J At 7.4 3. \\\) " U HALF-NAKED E TRUTH." f Recommended by Censor lor Adults LOKBTTA YOUNG aud PAUL LUKAS ■ « grand" slam." ,\\\ Approved for Universal Ejhihltion. j~GREY LYNN C A \%\^ A ~\ ' (iwili Andre, in A> SECRETS OF THE FRENCH POLICE \\\ Herbert Mnriilinll and Charles \\\ Uiipßles, in AY "BV.BNINGS FOR SALE." \\\) Botlt. Rr.rommrndcrt Censor lor Adults. I AMBASSADOR IJt^-'S' er ß. "j 7TT WHEELER AXD WOOLSEY, iu S} " HOLD 'EM, JAIL." \\\ ALISON SKIPWORTH, in YK "NIGHT AFTER NIGHT." \\\ Both Approved Universal Exhibition. 1 KINGSLAND | SST&lea. > u Dorothy Jordan — \\V Alexander Kirklanil, in \\V "BONDAGI3." \\\\ Also- - I>uno Volez—Lop Tracy in \\V "THE lIAI-F-.NAKED TRUTH." iW Heroin mended b)i Crnnor for Adults. jTAKAPUNA 7TT MAHUv.NE DIKTUKJH, in W "THE BLONDE VENUS." \\v Recommended by Censor for Adults. \\\\ Also- - MICKEY MOIJSIO "TOUCIITOWX." I AVONDALE '^vnhaizt-j, ..> TO-NIGHT und MONDAY. \V CLIVE BROOK, AY In "TIIU MAN FROM YESTERDAY." \\> ];DNA MAY OLIVER in "THE \\\ PBNGCIN TOOL MORDBK MYS- \\\ TEKY," an Uproarious mystery •'\ comodj". Jazz Dance to follow. 1 BIRKENHEAD i> eEs 7 im Karen Morley and Kiccardo Cortcz, A\\ In \\V "THE PHANTOM OF CRESTWOOD." BALLS. GRAND BALL. fRETURNEDSOLDIERSII AUCKLAND TOWN HALL. (CONCBUT CHAMBER.) MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 4. By the Avonclale Ex-Servicemen's Club. MEN OF THE AUSTRALIAN NAVY SQUADRON WILL BE THE GUIOSTS OF THE EVENING. Tickets available at Lewis Eady, Ltd. Double Ticket 7/0 (ients 4/0 Ladies 3/6 _£2 Hon. Sec.. P. J. WOOD. /\ THE DOGS' BENEFIT night. Thursday, sept. 7. peter pan cabaret. "the gatherin' 0' the clans" ball. Sponsored by Hip S.P.C.A. Ball Committee. Convener : Mrs. Burgos Watson. TICKETS : Gs, Double 10/G, at Lewis Eady. Ltd., or S.P.C.A. Oflice, Dilworth Building. "ALL SORTS OF DOGS" APiE HOPING TO SHARE IN THE PROFITS— DON'T DISAPPOINT THEM! DOG SHOW. jgjv rpß AROIIA KHN'NEL CLUB. }jSL ANNUAL DOG SHOW. ' TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 11l and 1033. ENTRIES CLOSE, NEXT TUESDAY, SMPT 5, at 0 p.m.