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Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 102, 2 May 1935, Page 24

AMUSEMENTS. THE REGENT N.Z.'s Pre-eminent Theatre. J. C. Williamson Picture Corporation, Ltd. Sessions: 11 a.m., 2.15 p.m.. 8 p.m. Shoppers* Session To-morrow, 5 p.m. FINAL SCREENINGS TO-DAY. EDDIE CANTOR In - . "KID MILLIONS," Approved for Universal Exhibition. A ROYAL EVENT S ADDING LUSTRE TO THE JUBILEE ' CELEBRATIONS IN AUCKLAND." COMMENCING TO-MORROW, At 11 o'clock in the morning, with a Grand (Jala Presentation To-morrow Evening before a distinguished gathering of Auckland Citizens! 1910 1935 A PAGEANT OF EMPIRE. The sorrows, joys, inspirations and achievements of the Empire during J the 25 years' Reign of His Majesty King George V. A story at times romantic, amusing and pathetic, but indelibly tracing this stirring cavalcade of events. "ROYAL CAVALCADE." "ROYAL CAVALCADE." "ROYAL CAVALCADE." "ROYAL CAVALCADE." "ROYAL CAVALCADE." "ROYAL CAVALCADE." "ROYAL CAVALCADE." THE JUBILEE FILM. With THE GgATEST CAST OP STAGE AND SCREEN CELEBRITIES KVKK ASSEMBLED. Not just a series of gazette items, but a mighty human document— 8000 ft of thrills and dramatic surprises—its enthralling story revealing events during the most momentous quarter century in all. history ! Coronation ceremonies . . . Scott in the Antarctic .... Songs, Dances, Music of 1910 onwards . . . George Robey and other entertainers . . . 1014 .• . . Sir Edward Grey's historic speech in House of Commons . . . "Tipperary" . . . Foch at Versailles with representatives of German Government . . . Victory Ball . . . Pavlova . . . Command Variety Performance . . . Cowes Regatta . . . All moving to a climax that will stir the heart of everyone. Massed Choirs in Westminster and the Guards Parade. . . And these are but a few of the great events so vividly and gloriously re-enacted on the broad canvas of the screen! Every soul in Auckland should see it! It's an inspiration and an opportunity that may never present itself again ! [pl|" ROYAL CAVALCADE." A British International Picture. Approved for Universal Exhibition. BOX PLANS Reservations Naturally Are Heavy. Book Without Delay. PLANS AT REGENT (PHONE 40-SSS). I Schools and Societies are respect- I fully advised to make early I arrangements for large parties. 1 'j>/.\ LONDON! 4 P °27i qN^ 6(J The Last Day of 6d ~ , A GIANT ENTERTAINMENT. „ , {the big broadcast 1 6d o d — BING CROSBY, — 3d LEILA HYAMS & KATE SMITH. , 6d All Songs and Music. 6u Approved lor Universal tixliibitlnn •ifl Continuous from 11 a.m. to tJQ RA 10 - 30 pm - KH OU Entire Change To-morrow. ou OA SALLY FILERS and 3H ou JAMES DUNN in ou 6d "HOLD ME TIGHT." 6d 3d THE LONDON, o piJ - GP °- 3d I TIIIWIK CINEMA I HEMUEKA. I ■*■ yJU\Jn> | Phone 24-749. i v \ To-night at S. \\ GEORGE ARLISS AY AND BETTE DAVIS \\' In one of his Greatest Successes:

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