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Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 11, 13 January 1934, Page 18

__( AMUSEMENTS. THRONGING CROWDS AGAIN AT THE REGENT, WITUKK THIS BM--I'IRE'S STAKS ARE ON PARADE! N.Z.'s Pre-eminent Theatre. "I THE REGENT. THE REGENT. Direction : J. C. Williamson Picture Corporation. Ltd 'Managing Director .... Beaumont Smith 3 Sessions: 11 a.m., 2.13 p.m., S p.m. The Cinema's Dazzling Musical Comedy Revue—What a Show —Presenting 50 of London's Greatest Entertainers — Singers—Comedians —Dancers—'Musicians and .Novelty Performers! Yesterday every item brought forth thunderous applause. I RADIO PARADE RADIO PARADE 'RADIO PARADE | CLAUDE HULBBRT, GUS McNAUGHTON, The Comedy Clowns. FLOTSAM AND JETSAM. Of High and Low Notes Fame. CLAPH.UI AND DVfi'ER, In Another Spot of Bother. FLORENCE DESMOND, In Her Amazing Impersonations. TEX McLBOD, In Lariat Tricks and Patter. STAINLESS STEPHEN, Reminiscences of a Railway Porter. BDSIE CARLISLE, That Certain Charming Crooner. MARIO LORENZO. The Golden Harpist. STANELLI AND F;DGAR, The Freak Fiddlers. KEITH WILBUR, Animal Mimic. ELSIE AND DORIS WATERS, On a Shopping Expedition. THE CARLYLE COUSINS, That Merry Harmony Trio. HARDY AND DORIS, Piano Duettlsts. REGINALD GARDINER, Almost a Motor Car. JEANNE DB CASALIA, Mrs. Feathers' Flivver. THE- HOUSTON SISTERS, A Double Scotch. LEONARD HENRY, The Body's in the Bath. — And — ROY FOX AND HIS BAND Keep the Show on Parade. A Barrage of Laughs . . . amazing novelties . . . ten smashing song hits . . . dazzling with talent and sensational scenas . . . you'll realise it's a show not to be missed ! A British International Attraction. Approved for Universal Exhibition. They sat in ecstasy and at the conclusion of this brilliant Disney creation the applause rocked the Theatre. THE MOST TALKKD-ABOUT Picture ever made. " THREE LITTLE PIGS." — " THREE LITTLE PIGS." In Colour. Disney's Amazing Cartoon, with Uβ clever humour and lilting theme song. Who s Afraid of the Big, Bad Wolf." Also, other Excellent Regent Featurettes. Reservations Essential for To-night. Plans at Theatre (Phone 46-SBS).' FRIDAY /// NEXT! /// "THE INVISIBLE MAN" I "THE INVISIBLE MAN" "THE INVISIBLE MAN" "THE INVISIBLE MAN" "THE INVISIBLE MAN" ("THE INVISIBLE MAN" /// Coming to give you /// your greatest thrill. H. G. WELLS WROTE IT! Recommended by Censor for Adults. "THE LONDON," / NEWSREEL CINEMA. \ Opp. G.P.0., Queen St. c j LAST DAY OF A GREAT BILL. „ , DU LESLIE FULLER, in DC 3d "POOR OLD BILL." o^ English Mystery Drama, OU 6d "THE MAN AT SIX." 6d , HEAPS OF NEWSREELS. OU Continuous Sessions, 11 a.m. to 3C 10 p.m. (J Entire Changf MONDAY NEXT, fir LAUGHING WBBK. 3d at the LONDON. 3d _ , Double Programme, including 6d " MONEY TALKS." 6 <* And Henps of Funny Films. '/// PRINCE EDWARD. \vS y AT 2 AND S P.M. DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, JUN., In IT'S TOUGH TO BE FAMOUS. TIM McCOY, In "RUSTY RIDES AGAIN." "YTICTORIA — At S. — DBVONPORT. V MARION DA VIES, "PEG .0' MY HEART." "PEG O' MY HEART." Approved for Universal Exhibition. PICTURBDROME MILFORD. To-night, at 8. Wheeler and Woolsey in "DIPLOMANIACS." Charlie Chaplin Comedy, "The Rink." Approved for Universal Exhibition. Carnival JAZZ at 10. PONSONBY BOYS , BRASS BAND. A GREAT MUSICAL TREAT WII>L BE RENDERED BY THE ABOVE BOYS' BAND AT THE TIVOLI THEATRE, TO-MORROW (SUN.) NIGHT, AT 8 P.M. 13 S. C. MITOHBL-L, Hon. Sec. SHOWS. HELENSVILLE A. & P. SHOW. MONDAY, JANUARY 29, 1934. LARGEST DISPLAY PEDIGREE CATTLE NORTH OF AUCKLAND. Classes for Draught, Harness and Saddle Horses. Numerous Ring Events. Loud Speaker Equipment on Ground. The 60 Classes of Pedigree, Grade and Fat Cattle will include some of New Zealand's Best. Hall Exhibits feature every class of Needlework, Cookery, Fruit, Vegetables, Flowers, Etc. Special Exhibition Women's Institutes' Courts. COMB TO HELENSVILLE ON JAN. 29, AND SEE THE BEST A. AND P. SHOW IN THE NORTH. Special Train Arrangements. Cheap Fares. Hot Water Provided on Ground. :27 Secretary, J. V. I/AMBBET, JUN.