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Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 147, 23 June 1934, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS. SUSTAINING ITS FIRST WEEK'S SUCCESS! Xo slackening in the crowds at The Regent, where this brilliant programme continues to entertain and delight tremendous audiences at each session—Xumber it among the few pictures that Must be seen. X.Z.'s Pre-eminent Theatre. THE REGENT THE REGENT - Direction : J. C. Williamson Picture Corporation. Ltd. Managing Director: Beaumont Smith. 3 Sessions : 11 a.m., 2.15 p.m., S p.m. Well meriting the popularity and approval it has won from Auckland's thousands. Cinesound's Fine Achievement. "THE SILENCE " THE SILENCE "THE SILENCE "THE SILENCE OF DEAN MAITLAND," DEAN MAITLAND," DEAN MAITLAND," DEAN MAITLAND," A beautiful romance in a story so simply and sweetly told —vividly human and true of life —a perfect screen play that every woman will want every man to see. liecommendcd by Censor Jor Adults. Also, CIXESOUXD VARIETIES, Australia's First Musical Revue. Bookings Big for To-night. I'LAXS AT THEATRE (Phone 4G-SSS). [ 3rd Animal .Movie Ball, July 12. [ — ANNOUNCING — Another Superlative Hit for Regent Presentation. A new. ravishing Connie for the first time in a gay, colourful musical spectacle . . . CONSTANCE BENNETT, CONSTANCE BENNETT, CONSTANCE BENNETT, CONSTANCE BENNETT, — ix — " MOULIN ROUGE " " MOULIN ROUGE " "MOULIN ROUGE" United Artists. A glorious hit to set the whole town agog . . . and You'll hear them all singing "Coffee in the Morning. Kisses at Night." just one of the diverting song successes ! REGENT FRIDAY Plans will Open Monday at 10 a.m. Recommended by Censor for Adults.

INDEPENDENT THEATRES. THE BEST ALWAYS. Balmoral's Beautiful Theatre, It's so Warm and Cosy. COMMENCING TO-NIGIIT AT 7.45. TWO BIG COMEDY FEATURES. Leslie Hcnson. Edward Everett Iloi'ton, in "IT'S A BOY." Also, Edmund Lowe, Wynne 'Gibson, in "HER BODYGUARD." Both Recommended \>n Censor for Adult*. SN NEW EMPIREI^^ DOMINION ROAD. TCt-NIGHT at 7.1">. .MARION DAY IBS —ONSLOW STEVENS. j " PEG 0' MY HEART." | J.OKF.TTA YOUNG—DAVID MANNERS. pTHE DEVIL'S IN LOVE." | lloth Pictures Approved for Universal Exli ibitioii. I'ete Smith Colourtone Novelty — News. Usual Prices. Book Early. No Extra. Tel. 21-1 :t:t. CROSSS ELLERSI.IE. SAT.. MON., TUBS. (1) LIONEL BARRYiMORE. in -THE STRANGER'S RETURN." (2) WILLIAM POWELL and KAY FRANCIS, in "ONE-WAY I'ASSAGIO." Rccommcndcd bu Censor Jor Adults. Commencing 7.30 p.m. STRAND, to-night STRAND. DOUBLE-STAR PROGRAMME. Ist Feature— MAURICE CHEVALIER AND ANN DVORAK, in "THE WAY TO LOVE," A Story that mixes Music, Songs, Tears and Laughter into one Grand Entertainment. Approved Jor Universal Exhibition. 2nd Feature— TIM McCOY and SHIRLEY GREY, in " HOLD THE PRESS." A Thrilling Story of the Underworld, and the Adventures of a Game Reporter. Approved Jor Universal Exhibition. jssEE^^ TO-NIGHT and MONDAY. Lionel Barrymorc in "LOOKING FORWARD." •Charlie Chase in "HIS SILENT RACKET." Warner Baxter in "AS HUSBANDS GO." Free Dance Follows. Orchestra. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT.

RACE NIGHT. <C^^IXIELANDT^> AN-EPIC NIGHT IN DANCING /• HISTORY. Hear the Famous "New Internationals." See Civile Howle.v in tlie "Black Bottom." See Til 15 DANCING ARISTOCRATS, in "Feats of Feet." They put tlieir "soles" into tlieir work. Double, 7/0. Reserve Early, 20-Glu. ICvening Dress Essential. V. H. Tit ASK, Mutineer. COMMUNITY SINGING. COMMUNITY SINGING. TOWN HALL. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27, 12.30 to 1.30. Come to a Real Family Party Sing, Led by | VERNON DREW. I | VERNON DREW. I l'ianist: MiiS. BARRINGTON SNO'.V. Collection for Unemployed" Relief. 23