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Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 102, 1 May 1936, Page 16

A MUSE ME NTS. Tn E TIXE A TRO BEAUTIFUL j THE REGENT. 8 Direction: J. C. Williamson Pic. Corp., Ltd. Managing Director: Beaumont Smith. TO-DAY AT 11.0 A.M.—2.'lu P.M. —5.0 P.M. —S.O P.M/ NOT A MERE FIGURE OF SPEECH, BUT DEFINITELY, POSITIVELY, A NEW AND DIFFERENT GRACIE IN THE MOST ENTERTAINING FILM SHE HAS EVER MADK A.T.P. Present The Queen of Hearts in the Aee of Musical Comedies. Q.RACIE JjMELDS Q.RACIE JJUELDS Q.RACIE JJUELDS Q.RACIE Jj"IIBLDS Q.RACIE JJMELDS Q.RACIE JJUELDS Q.RACIE JJUELDS Q.RACIE JjMELDS IN The Picture the Whole World has been waiting for her to make. " QUEEN QF JJEARTS." " QUEEN QF JJEARTS." " QUEEN QP JJEARTS." " QUEEN QP JJEARTS." " QUEEN QP JJEARTS." Approved for Universal Exhibition. FUNNIER, CLEVERER, MORE VERSATILE THAN EVER— GRACIE FIELDS REACHES PERFECTION WITH A REAL STORY, WONDERFUL SONGS —MARVELLOUS SETTINGS AND A GREAT CAST. ALSO : FISH FROM HELL A remarkable film rrTTTri of Interest and JL.ti.Ej ,JhriUs - ROBELMAS, PATIIE PICTORIAL. ADAGIO EXPERTS ON STAGE. REGENT NEWS SERVICE. REGENT ORCHESTRA. PLANS AT THE REGENT THEATRE. Telephone 32-SSS. r[ "THE LONDON." | ENTIRE CHANGE TO-DAY. > 6d 2 FIRST-CLASS FEATURES. 6cf , DRAMA AND COMEDY. 0 , tidyicTOß JORY and I oCI fir) ROSEMARY AMES ing c ] 3d 1 " PURSUED." | 3d n.i A Startling, Thrilling Drama, gj EDWARD EVERETT HORTOX and „ , 3d ALBERT BURDON in 3d r . " IT'S A BOY." r . It's a Scream!! 3d Both Recommended by Censor for 3d Adults. _ , ' J d Continuous from 11 to 10.30. Ou 3d THE LONDON, OPP - G - p -°• 3d |~TUDOR c "" m Ailil P SS?;g£?& To-night at S. Artificially Heated! — MADGE EVANS, ■ PAUL LUK.VS, — HELEN VINSON, MAY ROBSON,. — RALPH FORBES, = and "Flush," the Spaniel, in =§ " THE AGE OF = INDISCRETION." •= Rccommcndcd by Censor for Adults. A Big Cast in a Notable Story ! = Also British Newsreel —Coloured Car- = toon, Our Gang Comedy —Australian News—Etc. I | r~< A TTT u T v V r I TAKAPUNA. | VJxi.J.ll/ XX | To-night. Phone 23-465. —- Irene Dunne and Hugh Herbert in - "SWEET ADELINE," rr: Approved for Universal Exhibition. |~AVONDALE'^FBITKE'47-765 I - To-night, Sat. and Mon. Special Mat. To-morrow, 2.15. EE LAUREL & HARDY = In "BABES IN TOYLAND," —: A musical burlesque. I§ hours' of solid laughter. Also Jean Muir and — Ricardo Cortex in WHITE COCKATOO. An Absorbing Mystery Story. Both Approved Universal Exhibition. [ambassador pt v r^^ er - | = 4S of .'em. Radiant, Ravishing, Glamorous. Glorious = "RED HEADS ON PARADE," -—■ With John Boles, Dixie Lee, Jack Haley in the Jlusical Extravaganza of the year. nr: Approved for Universal ExJiibition. Gene Gerrard, Zelnia O'Neal, Gus McNaughton in ".TOY RIDE," An Uproarious Screen Farce. Rccommcndcd by Censor for Adults. Coming to this theatre. "Rose Marie," ~ ~ "Mutiny on the Bounty," "Broadway — Melody of 11)30," and other M.G.M. Pictures. | KINGSLAND | To-night, 7.30. zrz. Jearictto Mac Donald in "The Merry = Widow." Recommended by Censor for — Adults. "Man on the Flying Trapeze." approved lor Universal Exhibition. I T TT?T7 , T? r rV CINEMA | PARNELL. I Ll-Pill-tv 1 X I Ph. 43-7 SO. The Programme Commences 7.30 p.m. —- Janet Gaynor in EE "THE FARMER TAKES A WIFE." Jean Parker in = "HAVE A HEART." Both Approved Universal Exhibition. — Matinee Saturday, 2 p.m. AVIATION. jsa. SPECIAL FLIGHTS IN OPEN D.H. MOTHS. 10/ Each. Passenger Transport Company's Bus leaves Post Office 1.20 p.m. Sunday. Plights arranged to any part of New Zealand. F MEETINGS. DOUGLAS Social Credit Movement— National Council meets Sunday, May 3, 10 a.m., Cameron Tea Rooms, Customs St. West; lunch and tea obtainable. 1 EDUCATIONAL. TAMES WYLIE, Business Psychologist.— fJ Vocational Advice, Lectures, Personal Instruction. —Argus House, High St. Phone 47-344. L) GOLF. AUCKLAND'S Popular Professional. Norrie Bell, 22 years' experience CoachiDg at Watt's Sports Depot, Phone 45-412. . D