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Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 229, 27 September 1935, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. TOPPING ALL ENTERTAINMENT IN TOWN You'll be thrilled by this show of 1000 Sensations . . . The Romantic, Song, Story and Melody Hit of tlie 10oD Cinema Season. 5 TO-DAY AT sj THE REGENT — N.Z.'s Pre-eminent Theatre. J. C. Williamson Picture Corporation, Ltd Sessions: 11 a.m., 2.15 p.m., 5 p.m., S p.m g Shoppers' Session 5 o'clock. Li What a Show, and What a Thrill . . i Dnzzling Ensembles . . . Scintillating Melodies . . . It's just as the critics say: "Every inch of it is Packed with lira 1 Entertainment." I .1111111111 l l ll|l|lllll|T,. "GO INTO YOUR DANCE," "GO INTO YOUR DANCE," "GO INTO YOUR DANCE," "GO INTO YOUR DANCE," "GO INTO YOUR DANCE," "GO INTO YOUR DANCE," "GO INTO YOUR DANCE," . "GO INTO YOUR DANCE," """HIIIII HIIIIH 1 "" With An All-Star Cast of Musical Ci'lelbrities, Including AL JOLSON, RUBY KEELBR, GLENDA FARIiELL, PATSY KELLY, HELEN MORGAN, SHARON LYNN, BEAUTY CHORUS OF HUNDREDS, By The Author and Producers of "Gold Diggers" and "42nd Street." !, You've never heard more tuneful songs . . . Yqu've never watched , more brilliant spectacle . . . You've never enjoyed such hearty laughter . . . You've never seen such beuutiful girls . . . and aside from nil this tuneful glamour you'll be thrilled by Its exciting, rornnntic and nmusinj; story ! "ABOUT A QUARTER TO NINE)." "SHE'S A LATIN FROM MANHATTAN." Just Two of 7 Topping Tunes. It's Warner's 1035 Musicale. Approved for Universal Exhibition. Also, "GIPSY SWEETHEART." A Glorious Featuretto in the New Technicolour Process. : Davis Cup, Britain v. U.S.A. ' King's Garden Tarty—l2,ooo Guests. Secure Reservations Early. Plans At Regent (Phone 32-888). TO-MORROW MORNING, 11 A.M. MICKEY'S BIRTHDAY PARTY. A Special Children's Session to Celebrate Mickey's 7th Birthday. 2 MICKEY MOUSE CARTOONS. "FATHER NOAH'S ARK." "BIRDS IN THE SPRING," And "HUCKLEBERRY FINN." Approved for Universal Exhibition. Mammoth Birthday Cake. Mickey Mouse Souvenirs. All Children Sixpence. I TTTFIDP CINEMA | REMUERA. 1 1 j Phone 24-740. = This Evening at 8 ! "Cosy and Warm !" = JEANETTE MACDONALD (of "Naughty Marietta"), — And MAURICE CHEVALIER, With Edward Everett Horton, in H "THE MERRY WIDOW? 7 EE Recommended by Censor for Adults. =E Frnnz Lehar's famous Corilic Opera. First-Class Supporting Programme 1 I GAIETY I TAKAPUNA. | U-tt-tXLi X X | ph 23-465. To-night. Wallace Beery and Vlrgina Bruce, in ~ "MIGHTY BARNUM." — - Approved for Universal Exhibition. fAVONDALESa'a^^J Fri., Sat. and Mon.—Myrna Loy and =: Warner Baxter, in — "BROADWAY BILL." = Approved for Universal Exhibition = Also "THE NIGHT US YOUNG." — Recommended by Censor for Adults. I AMBASSADOR EE JOE E. BROWN in EE "THE CIRCUS CLOWN." — BINNIB BARNES, NEIL HAMILTON EE "Q XE JTJXciting = Both Approved Universal Exhibition. I KINGSLAND I T °£ IGHT - . — T.oO p.m. = "THE LIVES OP A BENGAL EE . „ lancer." — Approved for Universal Exhibit Inn I LIBERTY CINEMA I parnell. — I Phone 43-789. = EDDFB OS c r^-TOR €oi,0 i , r enCeß 7 ' 3 °" = _ ROMAN SCANDALS." — Approved for Universal Exhibition. < Mat., Sat., 2 p.m. ' WRESTLING. j WRESTLING. ! WRESTLING. ( TOWN HALL, MONDAY. " ( Claimed by Fans to be the Most Versatile Wrestler yet seen in New Zealand. The Sparkling Italian ANGELO CESTOLDI ANGELO CESTOLDI J Should be a Worthy Opponent for the Well-known Wrestler — GLEN WADE. GLEN WADE. Box Plan Now Open at Asher's, Argus House, High Street. M _____ 27 P. AVIATION. . W end Ni AERO MANGERE (>»» AERODROME — PUSS MOTH (2 Passengers). »| FLIGHTS. 5/ EACH. SPECIAL FLIGHTS IN OPEN D.H. MOTHS. 10/ EACH. assenger Transport Company's Bus leaves _ Post Office. 1.20 p.m. Sunday. "J LIGHTS ARRANGED TO ANY PART OF * NEW ZEALAND. 2 Nc 11 DAJKCM. re DANCE for members and their friends T ill be held in the Clnbhouse, TO-MORROW NIGHT (SATURDAY). F