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AMUSEMENTS. N.Z.'s Pre-eminent Theatre. THE REGENT. Direction : J. C. Williamson Picture Corporation. Ltd. 3 Sessions .... 11 a.m., 2.15 p.m., 8 p.m. A Programme that from first to last is entirely enjoyable. "BOMBAY MAIL," 4 "BOMBAY MAIL," "BOMBAY MAIL," With EDMUND LOWE—SHIRLEY GREY. Thrills, romance and teeming excitement on board a crack express racing across India Recommended by Censor for Adults. REG. MORGAN'S First Presentation at the Grand Organ. "BIRDS IN SPRING," I Disney's Gorgeous Coloured Symphony, e t e . BOOK TO-DAY Before It's Too Late. THE 1934 CARNIVAL OF MIRTH, BEAUTY AND SONG. "WHOOPEE," "PALMY DAYS," "THE KID FROM SPAIN." NOW "ROMAN SCANDALS" ECLIPSING THEM ALL. Samuel Goldwyn Presents The Greatest Laughmaker on Earth 1 EDDIE CANTOR, EDDIE CANTOR, EDDIE CANTOR, EDDIE CANTOR, EDDIE CANTOR, EDDIE CANTOR, EDDIE CANTOR, EDDIE CANTOR, EDDIE CANTOR, EDDIE CANTOR, Carrying on where the Caesars iei'i u... ... — In — "ROMAN SCANDALS," "ROMAN SCANDALS," "ROMAN SCANDALS." "ROMAN SCANDALS." — With — THE GLITTERING GOLDWYN GIRLS. "Roman Scandals" will be the talk of the town. Ancient Rome iis>ng out of its Ashes, in all its >•• ' ir. Riotous and Shimmr-'• - Eyes, Whispering in your Ear% • Stirring your bciir.es . i Most Colossal Spectacle., with Ldaie and the Goldwyn Girls making Gladiators Glad and Hilarious Fun for All! HEAR THE WONDERFUL SONGS! SEE THE MARVELLOUS SETTINGS ! ROAR AT THE RIOTOUS COMEDY I IN ONE OF THE GREATEST ENTERTAINMENTS OF OUR TIME I A United Artists Picture. Approved for Universal Exhibition. PREMIERE PRESENTATION FRIDAY NEXT Bookings are Exceptionally Heavy. Reserve Without Delay. Plans at Theatre (Phone 46-SSS). INDEPENDENT THEATRES. THE BEST ALWAYS. CAPITOL. Now Showing. WILLIAM POWELL—ANN HARDING In "DOUBLE HARNESS." Recommended by Censor for Adults. The Story of a Temporary Wedding. Reserves at Capitol Sweets Shop. | ONEHUNGA. | | STRAND. TO-NIGHT. STRAND. I JAMES DUNN, GLORIA STUART and JOHNNY HINES, in "THE GIRL IN 419," A Story with thrills galore and more action than a cyclone. Excellent Supporting Programme. Approved for Universal Exhibition. NEW EMPIRE — dominion rd. GUEST NIGHT—TO-NIGHT. GENE C.BRRARD—MOLLY LAMONT, In "BROTHER ALFRED," By I\ G. Wodehonse. Also, "BILL AND COO." Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. ADULTS, 6D; CHILDREN, 3D. SOUTHERN CROSS— ELLBIiSLIE-TO-NIGHT. CHARLES RUGGLES, in "MELODY CRUISE." Approved for Universal Exhibition. Excellent Supporting Programme. Commencing at S p.m. DON'T MISS EDDIE MARTINS VAUDEVILLE AND REVUE CO. FORESTERS' HALL, ONEHUNGA, TO-NIGHT, 8 O'CLOCK. Headed by Percy Carter's Famous Band. The Talk of the Town. This Company is shortly going on tour. Benefit Week. Proceeds for "Down anil Out" Mission Funds. Adults 1/, Children 6d. 21 GARDEN FETE. A UCKLAND GIRL GUIDES' /fMM ASSOCIATION. In Aicl of FuniJs A GARDEN FETE Will be Held at the Residence of MRS. SAVAGE, 20, ORAKEI ROAD, REMUERA, on SATURDAY, MARCH 24, 2.30 P.M. To be Opened by MRS. W. R. WILSON. Attractive Entertainment. Variety of Stalls. Admission, 6d and 3d. If Wet—ST. MARK'S HA LI 21 PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, ETC. JL-s*i s.s. d uchess - CENTRAL WHARF. r\NEROA—FrI., 6.30 p.m.; Sat., 1.45 p.m.; Sun. 5 9.45 a.m. 2/ Day Trip, 2/6 Stay-over, Children Half. j^AWAU —Sun., 9.45 a.m. 5/ Day Trip, 7/6 Stay-over, Children Half. WATKIN AND WALLIS, 42-460 or 45-707. D L -RRADNEY AND BINNS. ' JJ Phone 41-473. OSTEND TIME-TABLE. S.S. ONEWA Leaves Prince's Wharf: SUNDAY, MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, 9.45 a.m. FRIDAY, 6.30 p.m. SATURDAY, 1.45 p.m. Leaving Ostend Saturdays, 7 a.m. D