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AMUSEMENTS. FINAL DAY — BEBE DANIELS i. — in — I THE SONG YOU GAVE ME. Spicy, Sparkling Musical Romance. Also, MICKEY'S GALA PREMIERE. I'ecommended by Censor for Adults. • N.Z.'s Pre-eminent Theatre, THE REGENT. Direction : J. C. Williamson Picture Corporation, Ltd, 3 Sessions: 11 a.m., 2.15 p.m., S p.m. Shoppers* Session To-morrow, Ci p.m. TO-MORROW-TO-MORROW— rßi'.MiiQßi-: PRES!■:NTATrox OF THE fix 10.MA'S -SUPERLATIVE SMART COMEDY KNT ERT AINM-EXT, THE GAYEST, MERRIEST, MOST DELIGHTFUL PRESENTATION OF THE 1934 SEASON! "When Larlies Meet" created a furore —hut now comes this dashingly brilliant humorous play, which as one reviewer ho aptly puts it: Is twice as wise and three times funnier than "When Ladies Meet." Smart. Subtle, Uproariously Funny, it rips passages of sizzling dialogue and plunges you into the most unexpected and utterly delightful situations ever known in Cinema Entertainment 1 Adapted from the truthful and frolicsome Stage Success "The Vinegar Tree." "SHOULD LADIES BEHAVE." "SHOULD LADIES BEHAVE." "SHOULD LADIES BEHAVE." "SHOULD LADIES BEHAVE." The Cast that keeps you gay— ALICE BRADY At her fluttering best . . . funnier than in "When Ladies Meet." LIONEL BARRYMORE, Excellent ... in a Suitable Hole, CONWAY TEAK LB, KATIIERINE ALEXANDER, MARY CARLISLE. Three Ladies in Love! In love with the same man ! Under the same roof! Under the nose of a husband, a father, a brother-in-law! And the man wants none of the three — Good gracious, what a situation and how you are going to roar at the laugh-provoking consequences. YOU MUST SEE IT! A Metro-Goldwyn Production. Rccommcndcd by Censor for Adulls. LAUREL AND HARDY LAUREL AND HARDY In Another Riot . . . "Twice Two." Reserve Without Delay. Plans at Theatre (I'lioue 40-SSS). 1 TUDOR 1 To »™ < , . CLAUDE ALLISTER, BETTY \V ASTBLL & FRANK PETTIXGKLL in \V | " THAT'S MY WIFE." | \\ Rccommcndcd by Censor for Adults. \ A Breezy British Comedy. A\ SUPERB TUDOR FKATURETTES. [~GREY LYNN

3 \\\ guest xkiiit. \\ A Real Sporting Urania, J \V "THE THOROUGHBRED." , \\\ Approved for Universal Exhibition, i A\ "THE MODERN GRANDMOTHER." \\ (Mrs. Kitty O'Sullivan). J \A\ Nancy Kerr in MOVE LTV NUMBERS. | ADULTS OD, CHILDREN" OD. ; [AVONDALE i A\ 6D.—GUEST NIGHT.—3D. \\ Thursday Only. \\ Gene < -I'rrard, in A\ "MY WIFE'S FAMILY." Big Supporting rrogramiiw. ! KINGSLAND~j , \V "DONT BET ON LOVE,"' \\\ Also. A\ "THE BIG BRAIN." . \\. Approved for Universal Exhibition. ? 1 AMBASSADOR ■' ' i\\ MAURICE CHEVALIER, in : AY "A BEDTIME STORY." ' W) Approval fur Universul Exhibition. j~TAKAPUNA \ W C'HAKLKS KI.'GGLES, I'll 11 i HARRIS \\\ AND GRETA NISSEN in i\\ "A MELODY CRUISE." DANCING. SPECIAL BIG NIGHT MY-T-FINW NEW BIG DANCE HALL NEWMARKET. I TO-XIGHT, S I' M. GHANL) SPINSTERS' BALL. >Specia' Prize Most Popular Girl in IT .ill. I üblic \ote. I'rizos, Balloon Dance and May polo Dance. .\l;«o introducing Cinderella .Novelty Dance. Special Exhibition Dance by the Stratton School ot' Dancing. 9.J0 p.m. Monte Carlo (Ist, 2nd and Mrd Irizos). Spot Y\ altz, Complimentary Tickets, Balloons. Streamers and Novelties Galore. Don't miss this Great Novelty Night. Snappy Six Popular Orchestra. Gooil Supper, Soft Drinks Free. Admission 1/. Learners' Class, 7 p.m. - S p.m. Miss Zogiski. M.C. & yVTISTIOKI A DANCE CLUB. JAZZ. JAZZ. JAZZ TO-XIGHT—I'T. ERIN PARK KIOSK. Mr. Matthew Stratton and Partner will demonstrate latest Modern Ballroom I >ancing. Good Music, Good Supper. All for 1/. Roll Along. xg A CCORDION Social Club, Old-time Dance To-night. Special Attraction. Dominion Hull, next P.U.. Dominion Rd. Wonderful Floor, Wonderful Music, Supper, Special prize. Select, Sociable. Good time assured. Admission, Od. .1. Allen, M.C. ; J. Bruce, Hon. Sec. S Newton unemployed assx. Grand Old-tiiue Dance, in Druids' Hall, Xewton, To-night. Spot Waltz, Monte Carlo, King's Own. Good Prizes. Also all tlio Latest Novelties. All assured of a good time, so roll up at the Druids'. Price, 1/. Clemm's .Melody Boys. Scott v Brown, M.C. " S TEACHERS OF DANCING. STRATTON STUDIO, AUCKLAND'S PREMIER SCHOOL OF BALLROOM DANCING. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. ■ MISS NATALIE STRATTON arrives on Saturday from the Palais Royal. Sydney, where she was associated with Mr. Pat White (leading London Teacher and Demonstrator). Appointments for lessons may now be made. ALSO, EXCLUSIVE TO STRATTONS. A SEPARATE Studio with an Especially Sprung New Floor lias been added for Strictly Private Lessons. WHITEHALL BUILDINGS. : 419. QUEEN ST. Phone 45-440. REMEMBER. —The Best Instruction is the Most Economical in the long run. H RANK WOODRUFFE. the Expert Instructor. Old-time, Jazz, special 1 course, 10/. —174. Upper Symonds St. B - fi EO. G. COX, New Zealand's Foremost ' VJ Teacher of Tap, Stage and Ballroom Dancing.—Studio, Durham St. East. Phone B rpAr* Dancing, 1/6 a lesson ; Complete -L Course by post, 5/.—Ruby Sherriffi, 8. Hopetoun St., Ponsonby, B