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Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 141, 16 June 1936, Page 20

! I I H —■ - • >< AMUSEMENTS. THE u,o A.M. THE REGENT -g l ,; I V;^ r - REGENT ' Direction : J. C. Williamson I'ie, Corp., Ltd FINAL ■ — 3 — DAYS OF " rpHOROUGHBRED." » rpHOROUGHBRBD." TIVI ? L ™ E " rpHOROUGHBRBD." '• rpHOROUGIIBKBD." ELAINE HAMILL *' FRANK " ITIHOROCGHBRED.'' LBIGHTON Approved for Universal Exhibition. Racing hearts and thundering hoofs in a glorious romance. 1 regenT~orchestraTl A MIRACLE has happened in picture entertainment— and will receive its New Zealand Gala I'remiero at The Regent Theatre on FRIDAY NEXT! WHAT will this world be like 100 years from now? Every man, woman und child in Auckland must see this prophetic and highly imaginative film wonder. Nothing has ever beeu seen like it before nor will be again. London Films Present H. G. WELLS' " rpHiNGS — rpo — QOME." " rpHINGS — rpo — QOME." " rpHINGS — rpo — QOMB." " rpHINGS — rpo — QOMB." " rpHINGS — rpo — QOMB." " rpHINGS — rpo — QOMB." Approved for Universal Exhibition. SWEEPING ACROSS THE SCREEN 100 YEARS AHEAD OF ITS TIME—NO WRITTEN WORDS CAN HOPE TO DESCRIBE IT. United Alexander Korda Artists Release. Production. RESERVATIONS— WE ADVISE YOU TO BOOK FOR ALL SESSIONS. Plans at Regent—Telephone 32-888. c rp a T? ~ ~ HEATED. SELECT Karangahape Road. Phone 43-003. LAST 3 DAYS. TO-DAY, 2.15. TO-NIGHT at 8. . A UNITED ARTISTS' ATTRACTION SHOWN ONLY IN QUEEN ST. NOW AT THE STAR FOR ONE WEEK. THE GREATEST OF ALL "G" MEN STORIES, "THE LEGION OF VALOUR." FEATURING RICHARD ARLEN, VIRGINIA BRUCE. BRUCE CABOT, ALICE BRADY. Recommended by Censor for Adults. WATCH FOR FRIDAY'S ANNOUNCEMENT. 1 "THE LONDON." j r ENTIRE CHANGE TO-DAY. 6d A BIG OUTSTANDING BILL, 6d 3d Headed by 3d firJ DOROTHEA WIECK, 6d „ , ALICE BRADY and oj 3d BABY LE ROY. in 0(1 6 d"MISS FANE'S BABY 3d STOLEN." 6d T - 6d „ ,They stole lier baby! Kidnappers dis- « j odguised him ! Her heart was broken! OU 6d Recommended by Censor for Adults. 6d 3(jMANY SUPPORTS and FEATURES. 3d Cpi Continuous from 11 to 10.30. Q(J 3d THE LONDON, OFP - G P -°- 3d I rpT T"nAD CINEMA | RBMUERA. | 1 UIJUJa. j phone 24-749 This Evening at 8. Centrally Heated! = ROBERT YOUNG, EVELYN VENABIjE = And REGINALD DENNY in a Metro-Goldwyn Comedy: = "THE CRUISE OF THE = VAGABOND LADY." —Recommended by Censor for Adults. — High Jinks on the High Seas'. = SELECTED SUPPORTED — PROGRAMME! | GAIETY I To .„, g „ ( . SgggSk Z= George THli't and Nancy Carroll in ~ "THE CNDBR-COVER MAN." — Recommended by Censor for Adults. Favondale — Tues.. Wed. and Thurs., at 7.45. §= GRACIE FIELDS. — In "LOOK UP AND LAUGH." — Approved tor Universal Exhibition. [CTMSSADOR^gSg^"! H GUEST NIGHT. Bing Crosby—Carole Lombard, in — "WE'RE NOT DRESSING." Richard Arlen -—- Judith Allen, — "HELL AND HIGH WATER." ■ —- Both Approved Universal Exhibition. zr ~- Pop-eye Cartoon. "Blow Me Down."

1 KINGSLAND 1 MM. 7.30. Shirley Temple in "Littlest Rebel." James Dunn in "Bad Boy." rrr Both Approved Universal Exhibition. 1 LIBERTY ggggj £=£ Charles Rustles, W. C. Fields, in "SIX — OF A KIND." Recommended bn Gensor for Adults. Adults Gd. Child. 3d. *r ' LECTURES. rpHE AUCKLAND BRITISH-ISRAEL -L ' ASSOCIATION (IXC.) (Affiliated with British-Israel World Federation, London). 200, Pacific Buildings, Wellesley St. East. TO-NIGHT—'7.4S P.M., A Lecture, "TODAY AND PROPHECY." By MR. F. M. SANGAR. All Friends Cordially Invited. IS "TTTHY Salesmen Fall Down." Hear » » James Wylie, Y.M.C.A. Assembly Hall, To-night (Tuesday), S p.m. BOWLING. /^UCKLAND CLUB (Incorporated). The 7-1 th Annual MeetA*/> ing of the Club will bo held in the pavilion on WEDNESDAY, June 21. 103 G. at 7.30 p.m. BUSINESS. —To receive the Committees Annual Report, the Balance-sheet and Statement of Accounts, Election of Officers, Presentation of Trophies, General. S. COLDICUTT, Hon. Secretary. ■Tune 16, 1030. »» RESTAURANTS AND TEAROOMS. BEST 3-course Meal in City, only VLet's prove it.—Prior's Strand ar f -' Strand Arcade. *