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Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 298, 16 December 1936, Page 24

AMUSEMENTS. LAST TWO DAYS GARY COOPER AND MADELEINE CARROLL IX "THE GENERAL DIED AT DAWN." More thrilling, More Entertaining tlinn "Shanghai Express." Itccommcndcd bn Censor for Adults. THE 11 A.M. THE REGENT REGENT Dir.: J. C. Williamson Picture Corp.. J.:«|. COMING FRIDAY AND IT'S A PROGRAMME OF LAUGHTER FROM END TO END. A REAL FAMILY SHOW. SPECIALLY chosen for the pre-ciiristmas WEEK. " Sail the smiling seas with the cutest lass who ever brandished a cutlass . . . and the most lovable liar who over told a tall tale . . . who together make the funniest, most priceless comedy combination on the screen to-day! SYBIL JASON, SYBIL JASON, * She -will "win your heart completely. as " THE CAPTAIN'S KID," " THE CAPTAIN'S KID," " THE CAPTAIN'S KID," " THE CAPTAIN'S KID," With GUY KIBBEE—MAY ROBSON. Join the jolliest treasure hunt that ever unearthed a million golden giggles . . . as this bouncing baby buccaneer goes digging for buried booty. You'll acclaim her as the screen's most precious treasure o£ singing and dancing joy! ALSO A Marvellous First-Half that will delight both young and old. "MICKEY'S MECHANICAL MAN." "MICKEY'S MAIL riLOT." "OLD KING COLE," Disney Colour Classic. "BACKYARD BROADCAST," Juvenile Revue. "THE CHOK2S ON YOU," Hilarious Comedy. REGENT news service, Latest World Events. Approved for Universal Exhibition. Box Plan at the Regent (Phone 32-SSS). | THE CAPIfOLT GUEST NIGHT FOR ONE PERFORMANCE ONLY. Mae Clarke and Ralph Bellamy, in "PAROLE GIRL." An Intense Drama. Recommended 1)!/ Censor Jor Adults. Also Charlie Ruggles in "MELODY CRUISE," An entrancing Musical Comedy. Approved for Universal Exhibition. IIIITHE ASTORJIiI lIIIIIIIIIIJ DOMINION KD. llllllllllU To-night at S. Variety Session, 7.30. GUEST NIGHT. Neil Hamilton, Florence Rice. Donald Cook in "FUGITIVE LADY." • " Bing Crosbv. Ethel Merman, Loon Errol in "WE'RE NOT DRESSING." ' Both Approved for Universil Exhibition. ADULTS, 6D. CHILDREN, 3D. "piCTUREDROME MIL-FORD. To-night at S. Irene Dunne and Ralph Bellamy in "THIS MAN IS MINE." Rccommendcd In Censor for Adults. AUCKLAND BANDS' CARNIVAL. SPECTACULAR I COLOURFUL! ENTERTAINING! CORONATION OF QUEENELECT, TOWN HALL, CONCERT CHAMBER. THIS EVENING AT 8 P.M. DANCING WILL FOLLOW THE CROWNING CERKMONY. Ladies, 2/ ; Gentlemen. 2/0 : Double. ifSpectators' Gallery. 1/. Free List Suspended. *1° EXHIBITIONS. ART GALLERY, KITCHENER STREET. INTERNATIONAL g EXHIBITION OF ■piCTORIAL J) lIOT OGKA TH Y. From the WESTERN INTE ItNATIONAL PIIOTOG It A I'IIIC SALON OPEN DAILY. FOR A BRIEF SEASO.. 11l a.m. to p.m. SUNDAY —2 - l.::u p.m. ADMISSION FREE. xl ' 17^LAM SCHOOL OF ART—Animal ExhibiJ-' lion, December 1". December IB; December 11l a.m.-") p.m. "i" 1 ' , 1 p.m.. Old Grammar School l»uiiu -• Syniolids Street, C.l. No I liar:-'' Admission. . REMOVAL NOTICES. mllE FARMERS' CO-OP. A I'CTIONEI-.U-----L ING CO.. LTD. On and after TUESDAY. December l'~'rile Auckland Otlice of the ( »nipa'.> . tie transferred from 17. < omnierce • to 14-IS. Customs Street. Telephone number as usual, all mentf. RAILWAY N OTJCES A L'C'KLAND NEW I'l.YMOl'i U EXPRESS. Oil THURSDAY, 17ih December. tie' Auckland-New Plymouth express will rim as a separate train, leaving Auckland ■ 7.is p.in. —