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Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 26, 31 January 1934, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS. N.Z.'s Pre-eminent Theatre, THE REGENT. THE REGENT. Direction: J. C. Williamson Picture Corporation, Ltd. 3 Sessions : 11 a.m.. 2.15 p.m., 8 p.m. FINAL 2 DAYS OF A REALLY DELIGHTFUL PROGRAMME, "HEADS WE GO," "HEADS WE GO," With

CONSTANCE CUMMINGS, Claude Hulbrrt —<ius McNaugbton. Songs. Music and Laughter race through this .Sparkling Comedy Romance. Also, "King Neptune' , —Coloured Symphony. Mickey Mouse—in "Ye Olden pays." Approved for Universal Exhibition. FRIDAY NEXT. -^ FRIDAY NEXT. The Most Important Premiere of the Year! A BRILLIANT, PEERLESS ENTERTAINMENT! • Entertainment, but such Entertainment, the world rings with its praise. For here is all that the most exacting critic could desire. Above all things there is comedy. Tlio comedy of the matrimonial errors of England's merry marrying monarch—a lusty, exciting story and romance pictured In the most romantic period oE England's Charles" LAUGHTON CHARLES LAUGHTON CHARLES LAUGHTON CHARLES LAUGHTON Makes Theatrical History by his Magnificent Portrayal in " THE PRIVATE LIFE " THE PRIVATE LIFE

HENRY VIII." HENRY VIII." HENRY VIII." HENRY VIII." HENRY VIII." HENRY VIII." Supporting Roles Played to Perfection by a Magnificent Cast. SIX WIVES HAD HENRY— 1. — CATHERINE, A respectable woman, s!h> gets out of the picture quickly. 2.— ANNE. She lost her head over the wrong man. 3.— JANE. Not Bright, but she had what it took to take Henry. 4.— ANN. On her bridal niglit she wanted to play cards. 5. — KATHKKVX. When the King was away . . Well she gets it In the nock eventually. 6. — KATHERINE. The best of the lot. ••Therefore the worst of the lot," moans Henry. Nothing we can say can convey the unparalleled delights of this production. Its boisterous, roaring comedy, its surprising situations, its flashing dialogue, exquisite settings and mountings will remain an everlasting memory. A United Artists Release. Rccomviended by Censor for Adultt. Unprecedented Bookings. BOX PLANS AT THEATRE Avoid Disappointment. Reserve To-day. Matinee Plans Also Available. Theatre (Phone 4G-BSS). SHOWS. ROYAL SHOW. ROYAL SHOW. EPSOM SHOWGROUNDS,

THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 9 and 10. FEBRUARY 8, 9 and 10. NEW ZEALAND'S RBCORD DISPLAY OF PBDIGRBB CATTLE. MONSTER GYMKHANA, THURSDAY EVENING. TREE FELLING. HIGHLAND DANCING. HORSE JUMPING. Great Display of Steeplechasers and Hunters by Night. Special Feature : GIRLS' PHYSICAL CULTURE DISPLAY. SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS FOR CHILDREN'S DAY, FRIDAY. Wonderful Display of Children's Ponies, Pony Jumping Display. Parade of Children's Pets, Btc. POPULAR PRICES: DAYTIME, -1 / NIGHT GYMKHANA, "| /O /CHILDREN, OT>. SPECIAL ATTRACTION FOR CHILDREN'S DAY, FRIDAY. Display and Parade of Children's Pets on Show Ground, at 3 p.m. Entry lee, 3d. W. F. O'DONNELL, 31 Managing Secretary. CLEVEDON A. & P. ASSN. 25TH ANNUAL SHOW,

AT CLEVEDON SHOWGROUNDS, SATURDAY NEXT, FEB. 3. SATURDAY NEXT, FEB. 3. HORSES, CATTLE, SHEEP, PIGS. RIDING AND JUMPING COMPETITIONS. RECORD ENTRIES. Grand Parade of Horses at 2 p.m. "Hello" Sound System by Johns, Ltd. Catering by John Sinclair. Motor Road, via Papakura, to Show. Hot Water Provided Free. Side-Shows and Trade Exhibits. No Gamesters Admitted. Charges: Adults, 1/6; Children, 6d; Cars, 1/6; Lunch, 2/ ; Tea, 1/. D. M. BRYAN, Secretary. P.O. Box 9, Clevedon. :31 I FRANKLIN SHOWTj I PUKEKOHE, I FEBRUARY 16 AND 17 (Qne Weet after Royal Show). 1 ENTRIES CL.OSI3 SATURDAY f [ NEXT. FEB. 3. AT !) P.M. | Entries will be received toy the Secretary or Agent, at Mangatawhiri Sports, Pukekawa Sports and Clevedon Show. Apply for Free Schedule to :x2 BOX 32, PUKEKOHE. CHEMISTS. TJALPH'S Reliable Remedies — (Ralph ■" Sanft), new address, 201, Symonds St.. tram section. D