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Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 91, 17 April 1936, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. THE PERFECT MUSICAL COMEDY! MERRY MUSIC —LILTING LAUGHTER — A DANCING FLOTILLA OF BEAUTIFUL GIRLS—EVERYTII ING IN THE HAPPINESS PICTURE OF 1036. THE THE REGENT REGENT Direction : J C. Williamson Picture' Corporation. Ltd. Managing Director, Beaumont Smith. 11.0 A.M. — 2.15 P.M. —S.O P.M. SHOPPERS' SESSION TO-DAY AT 5 P.M. D C. M. Woolf Presents rjIRACY rjIRACY rpRACY IN " gTREET jgINGER'S gEftENADE," " gTREET gINGER'S gERENADE," " gTREET (gINGER'S gERENADB," " gTREET gINGER'S gERENADE," " gTKEET gINGER'S ' -^"EAGLE. "jq-EAGLE. ORDINARY standards of comparison are useless —here is a really exceptional musical comedy which bids fair to rival the popularity of such great successes as "Naughty Marietta" and "Viennese Nights," and In all sincerity we recommend "Street Singer's Serenade" with enthusiasm. The irresistible voice of Arthur Tracy in five delightful songs must be heard to be believed.

ALSO " MARCH OF TIME."—No. 2 " MARCH OF TIME."—No. 2 REGENT ORCHESTRA, REGENT ORCHESTRA, ETC. BOX PLANS AT "THE REGENT." TELEPHONE 32-SBS. HIS MAJESTY'S. Lessees .. J. C. Williamson, Ltd. Sub-Lessee Stanley McKay. FINAL GIFT MATINEE SATURDAY, 2.30. Watch to-morrow's paper for names of the brilliant young "locals" assisting at the Matinee. Matinee Prices: 2/ (plus tax), 1/6 and 1/. Children Half-price to Matinee. GOOD-BYE NIGHTS! LAST 3 NIGHTS OP THE SEASON! Of gTANLEY M C K AYS "Q.AIETIES." I\f •■Q.AIBTIES." The Most Brilliant Array of Vaudeville Artists ever brought to the Dominion. Last Night of the Present Spectacular Revue, "A BRIGHTER 1936" '"A BRIGHTER 1936" Featuring the Brilliant English Comedian. IKK DELAVALE, supported by Comedians, Singers, Dancers, Instrumentalists and Wonderful Specialities. The beautiful frocks worn in the Musical Trio designed and executed by LILY ELSIE, H.M. Arcade. 3/, -/ (plus tax), 1/. Reserves at Lewis Eady, Ltd. TO-MOKROW (SAT.), 2.30 and S. The Gayest Revue of the Season, "TRES BIEN." "TRES BIEN." One Huge Laugh from Start to Finish. HAMILTON —TUES., WED., T'HURS. RUGBY FOOTBALL. RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB. Senior Practice for all selecting of teams will be held by the above club TO-MORROW (Saturday), at Gribine-llirst Park, Sandringliam, at 3 p.m. All Players and Intending Players are requested to meet at the training shed, Parrish Road, Sandringham, at 2.30 p.m. A. RITCHIE, 17 Hon. Sec. — rpECIINICAL OLD BOYS' RUGBY g* X FOOTBALL CLUB (Inc.). | Jcft PRACTICE MATCHES, APRIL IS. S)f7 At MOUNT ROSKILL GROUNDS, ■mmjf Three Kings Terminus. Second Grade 3.15 p.m., Third Grade 3.15 p.m., Fourth Grade 2.30 p.m., Fifth Grade 1.-15 p.m.; Intermediate, Western Springs, 2 o'clock. A. BLOW, Hon. Sec. Phone 13-533. s!7 ri EAMMAR SCHOOLS OLD BOYS' PS FOOTBALL. CLUB. PRACTICES TO-MORROW (SAT.), AT SCHOOL, MOUNTAIN ROAD. Third Intermediate v. School First XV., Top Ground, at 3.15 p.m. Fourth Grade v. School Second XV., Top Ground, at 2.15 p.m. All other Flayers to attend at Lower Ground at 2.15 p.m. xl 7 R. L. FARRELL, Hon. Sec. — RUGBY FOOTBALL S& CLUB. Practice Matches will be held TOr.A > \4 MORROW as under: Senior Grade, Av. Marist, at Western Springs, 3.15; •—'First Junior v. Marist, at Western Springs,_ 2.15; Third Open v. Marist, Western Springs. 1.30; Third Intermediate and Fourth Grade, v. Technical 0.8., Mt. Eden Terminus, 3 p.m. A. E. WILKES, 1' Club Captain. * (COLLEGE RIFLES FOOTBALL lis CLUB. Sm/XV PRACTICE MATCHES WILL BE «"»•» HELD AT THE OUTER DOMAIN GROUND TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), AS FOLLOWS: JUNIOR GRADE COMMENCE AT 2 P.M. SENIORS V. SUBURBS CLUB AT 3.15 P.M. xIT W. S. KIRK, Hon. Secretary. feyiiia JJNIVERSITY FOOTBALL CLUB aSPS FINAL TRIALS FOR ALL GRADES, At KING'S COLLEGE, MANGERE, At 2.15 p.m. TO-MORROW. Train leaves Auckland Station at 1.15 p.m. IMPERATIVE ALL PLAYERS ATTEND. F. E. SHERWOOD, xIT Hon. Secretary.