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Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 139, 14 June 1935, Page 16

AMUS.EMENTS. MELODY! ROMANCE! COMEDY! It's just as Delightfully Entertaining as the Screen Knows How to Be. Auckland will be Enraptured with this 'Superlative Presentation. TO-NIGHT. AT THE REGENT N.Z.'s Pre-eminent Theatre. J. C. Williamson Picture Corporation, Ltd. Sessions : 11 a.m., 2.15, 5 p.m., 8 p.m. Shoppers' Session, 5 p.m. Love, Lyrics and Laughter . . . Gorgeous Girls "Dancing the .Viennese" . . . Lovely Songs . . . and a. Vastly Intriguing and Amusing Story ... A New Innovation in Screen Craft. ■ Two Brilliant Singing Stars, Idols of the London Stage, ~ CARL BRISSON CARL BRISSON (A Dashing Personality) And 1 MARY ELLIS MARY ELLIS (Of the Metropolitan Opera, Co.) '- 1 in "ALL THE KING'S HORSES," " ALL THE KING'S HORSES," A Paramount Picture. Approved for Universal Exhibition. With EDWARD EVERETT HORTON, EUGENE PALLETTE, KATHERINB DE MILL.B. . . . lovely melodies floating up from gay boulevards . . . beautiful girls dancing to the strains of an old-world waltz . . . star-lit nights of ecstasy in happy Vienna! Songs that will linger— "A LITTLE WHITE GARPENIA," "DANCING THE VIENNESE," "BE CAREFUL, YOUNG LADY." The loveliest melodies ever written for a Motion Picture. INIMITABLE REGENT FEATURETTES. A Thrilling Grantland Rice Sportlight, "Victoria Falls," Scenic Splendours, "The Americano," Beautiful New Waltz. Bookings Are Heavy. Plans at Theatre (Phone 46-SSS). LONDON"] &? 2 #^ rirl ENTIRE CHANGE TO-DAY. CA uu A Romantic Story o£ To-day., " u 3<l MADGE EVAN'S, 30 „ , ALICE BRADY, 6d And OTTO KRUGER, in 6O 3d I 'BEAUTY FOR SALE/ |3d 6d A Delightful Film, full of Smart 6d „ , Dialogue and Beautiful Dressing. O'.J Recommended Censor lor AOiilts. SO fij MANY GOOD SUPPORTS, /»j Da Including 00 QJ A CHARMING MUSICAL REVUE, o^ ou "Continuous from 11 a.m. to ou fid 10.30 p.m. fir i oa Eftrly-Home Session, C p.m. °a 3d THE LONDON, 3d f~ TnTnTTiJ CINEMA J REMUERA. I IUUUIV ( Phone 24-740. ,\\ This Evening at S. \V "COSY AND WARM!" \\\ BINNID BARNES \V (the New English Star) \\\ And Neil Hamilton, in VV "ONE EXCITING W ADVENTURE." A\ Recommended by Censor for Adults. W Splendid Supporting Programme. V\\ MATINEE TO-MORROW — AV "THE LAST ROUND-UP." \\\ Approved for Universal Exhibition. I r< A TTP r PV I TAKAPU*A. I <jtAXJCj 1 1 I phone 23-465. To-night. A\ EDDIE CANTOR and the Goldwyn \V Girls, in "WHOOPEE" (all in colour). |\\ Approved lor Universal IJxhibitum. IAVONDArE JH J E N A I^4 L 7-765. :: i ,v. Friday and Saturday. \V RONALD COLMAN \\\ In "Sapper's" Newest Thriller, v\\ "BULLDOG DRUMMOND \Y STRIKES BACK." \\\ Approved for Universal Exhibition. AN Big Supporting Programme. I AMBASSADOR yt r c £ffi? g -1 TV DIANA WYNYARD,,COLIN CLIVBin v\\ " ONE MORE RIVER." AV SPENCER TRACY, \\\ HELEN TWELVETRDBS in \\\ "WHEN NEW YORK \\\' SLEEPS." i\\ Both Recommended Censor for Adults. FT CINEMA I PARNELL. I JUlr>Jl<JVl X [ Phone 43-759. \V He Thrills KOBT. MONTGOMERY \Y\ and Charms ! In V\ THE MYSTERY OF MR. X. Vγ Recommended by Censor for Adults. Vγ For the Children at the Sat. Matinee, \\\ HANDINI THE MAGICIAN. vA Book Early. [KINGSLANDI O\A Constance Bennett in "Outcast Lady." ,\\ Carole Lombard in "The Gay Bride." \\\ Both Recommended Censor for Adults. STEAMING HOT Flavoured Milk Drinks At the OASIS MILK BAR, 65, Queen Street. RWFS DANCING. OLD - rniME T-kANCB LD - J- IMB -L'ANCB At the /"IARLTON. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. Third Heat AUCKLAND OLD-TIME WALTZING CHAMPIONSHIP. Ladies — 6D. — Gents. 14 C<T. QEPULCHRB'S TTALL. TECHNICAL OLD BOYS' RUGBY DANCE. % TO-MORROW (SATURDAY). THE BEST SHOW IN TOWN ! 14 r>D — DRUIDS' HALL—TO-NIGHT—6D. Holtoniau Old-Time Dance, recognised best in town. Mrs. Holt's Orchestra : Monte Carlo, Chocs., Cigs., Complimentaries, Light Supper. 6d, 6d, 6d. 6d. f>d, 6d. 14 6D LADIES — TO-NIGHT. — tiD GENTS. OLD-TIME) DANCE at the TRADES HALL, HOBSON STREET. ■Monte, Confetti, Spot Prizes, Streamers. Get Your Concession Cards To-nUrht. Light Supper. Bert Saunders, M.C. 14