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Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 21, 25 January 1934, Page 28

AMUSEMENTS. FINAL DAY— " THE INVISIBLE MAN." " THE INVISIBLE MAN." Thrilling and Uncanny, but it ia Absorbing Entertainment. Also—"Three Little Pigs." Recommended by Censor for Adults. N.Z.'s Pre-emiuent Theatre, THE REGENT. THE REGENT. Direction : J. C. Williamson Picture Corporation, Ltd. 3 Sessions : 11 a.m., 2.15 p.m., 8 p.m. Shoppers' Session, To-morrow, 5 p.m. TO-MORROW— TO-MORROW— Here is another grand Regent attraction offering the maximum of brightness and variety—Everybody will enjoy and appreciate this splendid programme. BRIGHT, SPARKLING COMEDY-ROMANCE, LAUGHTER, SONGS, MUSIC! It is one of the funniest and most enjoyable musical romances of the day. It's filled with laughter and song, beautiful girls, gorgeous gowns —in fact every ingredient of popular entertainment is contained In this joyful attraction. "HEADS WE GO," "HEADS WE GO," "HEADS WE GO," "HEADS WE GO," "HEADS WE GO," WiUi CONSTANCE CUMMINGS, FRANK LAWTON (ocC "Cavalcade" Fame), BINNIE BARNES, And the Convulsing Comedy Clowns, CLAUDE HULBERT, GUS McNAUGHTON. Just a masquerading mannequin posing as a famous film star at fashionable Deauville with a couple of hot air publicity men assisting in the gay deception. The toss of a coin starts one of j'our liveliest and brightest experiences. It's a grand entertainment and a definite triumph for British producers. A British International Attraction. Approved for Universal Exhibition. A Return Season of the Brilliant Disney Symphony, In Gorgeous Colours, | " KING NEPTUNE? 1 I Exquisitely Beautiful. ' Delightfully Humorous. — MICKEY MOUSE — In a Riot of Mirth, "The Mad Doctor." "THE KING'S ENGLISH," A Wonderfully Interesting Subject. Cincsound Variety News, Etc. Reserve Without Delav. Plans at Theatre (Phone 46-SBS). STATE Symonds St. STATE (Late Lyric). 11 j Direction: R. ,T. Kerridge. FINAL SCREENING TO-NIGHT. MAE WEST MAE WEST As LADY LOU, in " SHE DONE HIM WRONG." TO-MORROW-TO-MORROW— One of the Greatest and Most Brilliant Entertainments ever conceived for your pleasure nml enjoyment. " • 50 WORLD FAVOURITES— THE EMPIRE'S GREATEST ENTERTAINERS In "RADIO PARADE," "RADIO PARADE," "RADIO PARADE," "RADIO PARADE," THE MARVELLOUS MIRTH AND MELODY SHOW. Box Plans Now Open at Hawthorn'* opposite Theatre. Stalls, 1/. D. Circle, 1/6. No Extra for Reserves. ' REGATTAS. REGATTA AND CARNIVAL. REGATTA AND CARNIVAL. HAMILTON, HAMILTON, ANNIVERSARY DAY, ANNIVERSARY DAY, JANUARY 29. ROWING EVENTS,' CANOE EVENTS, ■ST. JOHN AMBULANCE COMPETITIONS, HIGHLAND DANCING GYMNASTIC DISPLAYS. AQUAPLANING, SI/JE-SHOWS. REFRESHMENTS ON GROUNDS. SPECIAL TRAIN, EXCURSION FARES (Fare, G/, including Admission to Regatta). IRAIN DEPARTS AUCKLAND 7.42 A,M., Arrives Hamilton 11.7 a.m. Stops Intermediate Stations. ■ 25 lectures. I/CTORE AND PRACTICAL DEMONSTRATION, to-night (Thursday), 8 Pm , CLDB Rooms, p ' His Majesty's Arcade. Lecturers : n KIIVIBEL AND MORRAN. TAPplir yc ! l . olosical Discovery, TAPPING LIFE'S ■ INVISIBLE POWER Admission Free. Collection. 25 CORPORATION NOTICES. CRICKET Bsh9 Notice is hereby given thit the Auckland City . Council has granted the »— use 0 f the Domain Cricket Ground to the New Zealand Amateur Athletic Association for the purpose of holding the Auckland Provincial Amateur Athletic Championships on SATURDAY, February 3, 1934, with authority to make a charge of ONE SHILLING for each person for admission to the Cricket Ground, with an extra charge of ONE SHILLING for every horse or vehicle, and an additional charge not exceeding ONE SHILLING for each person for admission to the Pavilion. J. S. BRIGHAM. :xl Town Clerk. SPORTS REQUISITES. "VTEW Season's Racquets, 10/0 to 95/; Expert Restringing .from 8/6. —Warwick Smeeton, Ltd.. Wellesley St. 40-200. B