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Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 145, 21 June 1934, Page 24

AMUSEMENTS. "A Glorious Picture!" "Oh. a Really Wonderful Attraction" and "One of the finest entertainments we have ever seen !" In such terms as those do thousands of our patrons express their approval for this line cinema achievement —You Must Not Miss It! N.Z.'s Pre-eminent Theatre, — THE REGENT THE REGENT Direction : J. C. Williamson Picture Corporation, Ltd. o Sessions: 11 a.m., 2.15 p.m., S p.m. Crowded sessions all day yesterday— packed to capacity again last evening—fitting proof of the Iremendous public popularity of Cinesound's Great Entertainment Triumph! "THE SILENCE "THE SILENCE OF DEAN MAITLAND," DEAN MAITLAND,"" The story of a glorious romance and a noble sacrilice —firing your imagination . . . bringing a tear . . . the finest emotional drama of a decade flawlessly portrayed, faultlessly produced. THE GREATEST ROMANTIC STORY OF THE PRESENT CENTURYMADE INTO A GREAT SCREEN' PLAY THAT EVERY WOMAN WANTS EVERY MAN TO SEE! Recommcndcd by Censor for Adultt, Also,. CINESOUND VARIETIES. Australia's First Musical Revue. Many Turned Away Last Evening. Bookings Still Very Heavy. . Plans at Theatre (Phone 46-SSS). 3rd Annual Movie Ball, July 12. j "THE LONDON." | LAST DAY OF COMEDY BILL. ' fir! "NUMBER SEVENTEEN." "BAD COMPANIONS." qj Second Comedy and Supports, qj ou Approved Universal Exhibition, c i Commencing To-morrow— _ , OU 2 Special Features, Oil _ , Constance Bennett, iu 3d "RICH PEOPLE." 3d Recommended Censor for Adults. 6d THE LONDON, opp- Q-p-Q. 6d "j TTTnfYP r Centrally REMUERA. I T UDUn I Heated. Phone 24-740. ,\V Last Night at S. \\\ TOM WALLS and ANNE GREY, In \\\ "BLARNEY STONE." \\\ A Splendid British Comedy. i\\ Approved for Universal Exhibition. \\) SUPERB TUDOR FEATURETTES. V\\ Commencing TO-MORROW (FRIDAY) AY CHARLES LAUGHTON. in Ay [ "THE PRIVATE LIFE OF I \\\ j HENRY VIII." ! \\\ Jtevommended by Censor for Adults. \\ Third Annual Movie Ball. July l'J. j GREY LYNN I v\\ GUEST NIGHT. \\\ GENE GEIiRARD, in AY LET ME EXPLAIN, DEAR. AY Recommended by Censor for Adults. \\\ Full Supporting Programme. \\\| OD. QHILDREX, JL>D. \\\ Commencing To-morrow— OA "ROMAN SCANDALS." lAVONDALE jaggjgW | AV 6D GUEST NIGHT — 3D \\\ GRACIE FIELDS, in VA "LOOKING ON THE BRIGHT SIDE." A\ Approved for Universal Exhibition. W' With Big Supporting Programme. . | AMBASSADOR l'\\ Arthur Mnrgotson. in \\\ "HIS GRACE GIVES NOTICE." v\\ And .Charlie Chaplin, iu v\) "THE PAWN SHOP." I A TTTITV I Comfortably Takapuna. I x x I Heated. To-night, S.

\\\ To-night, Guest Night. Henry Kendall \\\ in a British Comedy. \Y "THE HOUSE OPPOSITE." Wl Approved for Universal ExHibition. TTPON SPECIAL OCCASIONS, * when *-> entertaining your visitors, the Atmosphere and Attention is Ideal at COOKE'S RITZ, LTD., • 242, Queen Street. :23 STREET COLLECTIONS. Y.W.C.A — Y.M.C.A. Y.W.C.A — Y.M.C.A. Y.W.C.A — Y.M.C.A. STREET COLLECTION. TO-MORROW — FRIDAY. CITIZENS ARE URGED TO SUPPORT THESE TWO INSTITUTIONS, BOTH OF WHICH ARE VITAL TO OUR CITY'S NEEDS. HELP THE YOUTH OF AUCKLAND. (Sec Fuller Advertisement on Page 10.) 21 SPORTING. WELLINGTON RACING CLUB. WINTER MEETING. JULY 10, 12 and 14, 1934. NOMINATIONS FOR ALL EVENTS at the above Meeting, including the TRIAL PLATE, close at S o'clock on FRIDAY, the 22nd June, 1334. at the Office of the Club, Woodward Street, Wellington. D. E. BRAY, 21 Secretary. JUBILEE. MANGONUI SCHOOL JUBILEE.—OId Pupils of School cordially invited attend Celebrations, commencing Monday, July 2, 1934, at 2 p.m. Don't Fail Us! :21