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Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 170, 20 July 1936, Page 16

amusements. THE 110 AM - THE REGENT ££ REGENT HIGH PRAISE, INDEED "It is so seldom that one sees a theatre programme that is entirely satisfactory tliat when it is found it is the duty ot 'tlie critic to proclaim it loudly and insistently, a programme is presented this week at tne Kesent Theatre, and as such it is to he whole-heartedly recommended. J-ou love Singing, such as can only be provided by two such grand voices as those of Jan Kiepura and Gladys Swarthout, is here But the programme does not stop there. It provides, as well, the best series of shorts that has been presented in Auckland in months, and rounds of applause showed the appreciation of the audience last night when the season was opened. —"Auckland Star," Sat., July IS. JAN KIEPURA, GLADYS SWARTHOUT <1 IN " GIVE US I THIS NIGHT." Approved for Universal Exhibition. ALSO : "MARCH OF "POP-BYE TIME." CARTOON." REG EXT ORCHESTRA. ETC. Plans at Regent — 'Phone 32-SSB. "It's so Warm and Cosy." [THE CAPITOL | At GITTA ALPAR, In a Beautiful Musical Romance, I "I GIVE MY HEART." Recommemlcd bn vensor for Adults. Also ROBERT DOXAT ("Count of Monte Cristo") and MADELEINE CARROLL in "30 STEPS." Approved for Universal Exhibition. J I Fuller-Hayward's Phone 2G-041. I | BRITANNIA—PONSONBY. || J Three Lamps Terminus. I Centrally Heated. Newsreels 7.30-8 p.m. Robert Donat and Joan Parker, in "THE GHOST GOES WEST." Approved for Universal Exhibition. Myrna Loy and Spencer Tracy in "WHIPSAW." Recommended bi/ Censor Tor Adults. j Also Laurel and Hardy Comedy. Fuller-Hayward's — Phone 22-908. | VICTORIA—DEVONPORT. | (Centrally Heated.) N'ewsreel. 7.30-8 p.m. I Josephine Hutchison, George Houston, in "THE MELODY LINGERS OX." Carl Brisson, Mady Christians, Eileen Judge in "SHIP CAFE." 7? 'h Approved lor Universal Exhibition. ICUEST NIGHT—Tues., Wed. and Thurs. BOXING. Ma TOWN HALL, TO-NIGHT AT 8. DOUBLE PROGRAMME. TWO PROFESSIONAL CONTESTS. 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