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Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 230, 28 September 1934, Page 16

' AMUSEMENTS. " T HE H° USB " 0 P R OTH SCHILD.» . THE GREATEST ENTERTAIN MENT OF ALL TIME. IT HAS WON THE APPLAUSE OF OVER 32,000 AUCKLANDBRS. WHO HAVE ALREADY SEEN IT. NOW PLAYING IN JTR 3RD TRIUMPHANT WEEK N.Z.'s Pre-eminent Theatre, THE REGENT.. THE REGENT. .; Direction: J. C. Williamson Picture Corporation, Ltd. To-day's Sessions: 11 a.m., 2.15,. 5 S p.m. SHOPPERS' SESSION, 5 P.M. You Cannot Miss It. This is the Final Week of its Auckland season. See it in the brilliance of itg" Regent Presentation. 20th Century Present rjEORGE A RLISS, \ RLISS, /IBORGE A RLISS, /"lEORGE A RLISS, . pEORGB A RLISS, ! A RLISS, EORGE A RLISS, -A RLISS, In,a::' His Greatest Triumph, "mHE JTOUSB QF T>OTHSCHILD." "q-IHE TXOUSB QF "ROTHSCHILD." " mHE TTOUSB QF "ROTHSCHILD." ."mHE JTOUSB r\F -ROTHSCHILD," The Swords of all Europe could not divide the House of Rothschild. It will enthrall you with its magic human ■ story—with its dramatic thrills and deft touches of humour. A vivid Pageant of Entertainment to be indelibly framed in memory! Once Won't be Enough to See It! ; A United Artists Picture. Approved for Universal Exhibition. - ; Gems Among the Featurettes: . ; . "FUNNY LITTLE BUNNIES," Disney's Gorgeous Colour Symphony. "Thrills Beneath the Sea," etc;, etc. — BOX PLANS.— Make no mistake! Booking is still heavy for all sessions, especially for To-night and To-morrow Evening. PLANS AT THEATRE (Phone 46-SSS). Oh ! My Dear, when I was a girl! . . . THOSE WERE THE DAYS.' Approved for Universal Exhibition. "THE LONDON." N^ C.A — ENTIRE CHANGE TO-DAY. —fir! UU 2 FINE FEATURES. " 3d (1) A MODERN MUSICAL 3d CA COMEDY, „j bd LESTER MATTHEWS in™ 3d INDISCRETIONS of EVE 3d i6fj : A Musical Mirthquake. 6d „ , (2) INA CDAIUE, in „ , dd. <<THE A WFUL TRUTH." 6d Both Recommended Censor Adults. DQ nJ Continuous from 11 a.m. to ,q j oCt 10.30 p.m. oa CA The House for Cheap Prices andfM oa a Big Bill. ■ 3d THE. LONDON, ow. g.p.o. 3d

I TTTTin-B CINEMA | REMOERA, | XU-UUJV | Phone2l-749. t. Centrally Heated To-night, S. THE GREAT QARBO And LEWIS STONE in , "QUEEN CHRISTINA." \\\ Approved for Universal Exhibition. AN Splendid Supporting Featuretties! \Y Special Matinee Programme To-morrow | GREY LYNN T^h fJA j "77 ANN HARDING & CLIYB BROOK in \V "GALLANT LADY." \\\Alice Brady and Maureen O'Sullivan in \\\ "STAGE MOTHER." A\ Both Recommended Censor for Adults. \\i MICKEY MOUSE in "Mickey \\\ Shanghaied." _ _ A\ MONSTER MAT. TO-MORROW 2 P.M. \\\ Ist Episode. "PERILS OP PAULINE." v\\ Laurel and Hardy in "THE MUSIC \V BOX." MICKEY MOUSE in "Mickey \\\ Shanghaied" and Buck Jones in AY " "HIGH SPEED." \W Approved for Universal Exhibition. | GAIETY [ TAKAP P U Sag H \\< Dolores Del Rio in Great Musical \\\ Revue. "PLYING DOWN TO RIO/ ■A*' Approved for Universal Exhibition. | AVONDALE jffiS^gE^Tt 777 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. " \\ Clire Brook in ".MIDNIGHT CLUB." \\\ Recommended by Censor for Adults. A\ Edmund Lowe in LET'S PALL IN LOVE \\\ A Bright Musical Comedy. A\ Approved for Universal Evliibitinn. | AMBASSADOR \\, Marion Davies—Parrell McDonald in .\\ "PEG O' MY HEART." \V Zasu Pitts — Tlielma Todd in \\\ "ALUM AND EVE." AV Approved for Universal Exhibition. PICNiCS, EXCURSIONS, ETC. Mr r4«'* "R RADNEY AND binns. cSSfiKaHf OSTEND SERVICES. S.S. ONBWA leaves Prince's Wharf: SUNDAYS—9.4S a.m. WEDNESDAYS—9.4S a.m. FRIDAYS—6.3O p.m. SATURDAYS—I.4S p.m. Leaving Ostend. Saturdays, at 7 a.m. LAUNCH AWHITU, Manukau Harbour Service, Week-end Trips and Sunday Excursions, leaves Onehunga Saturday, - p.m. Leaves Whatipu 5 p.m. Sunday, Onehunga 9.15 a.m., Whatipu. 3 p.m.-r C. WHITE, Private Phone 12-563. I' ° DIAMOND JUBILEE. MAUNGATUROTO SCHOOL DIAMOND JUBILEE.—AII Ex-Pupils of .the Maungaturoto School are specially invited to attend the Jubilee Celebrations in December, and are requested to send their Names and Addresses in, when a circular, giving full particulars will be forwarded to them. Please' communicate with W. JDELL, or the Headmaster, Maungaturoto School. ; -■>