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AMUSEMENTS. PACKED HOUSES STILL ACCLAIM THIS EPIC OF THE SCREEN! THE REGENT Dir.: J. C. Williamson Picture Corp.. Ltd. Sessions: 11 a.m., 2.15 p.m. and 8 p.m. Warner Bros. Have the Honour to Present THE ACADEMY AWAHD WINNER, pAUL M R P AUL M UNI jVI r * P aul M UKI ! In THE LIFE OF \- ==== " \^Z OL^y== Critics and public alike have never been so enthused about a film as they have ov>r this masterpiece <>£ histrionic and motion picture technique. Approved for Universal Exhibition. ANOTHER OUTSTANDING ASSOCIATE PROGRAMME. RESERVE NOW! Plan at the Theatre — 32-888. | OPENING GALA PERFORMANCE | TO-NIGHT AT 8. j AND FOLLOWING FIVE NIGHTS. MATINEES SATURDAY and MONDAY. J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD., Present the INITIAL N.Z. PRODUCTION INITIAL N.Z. PRODUCTION OF LONDON'S TERRIFIC COMIC OPERA SUCCESS, "NICE GOINGS ON." 1 "NICE GOINGS ON." | "NICE GOINGS ON." | "NICE GOINGS ON." ] "NICE GOINGS ON." | This Riot of Mirth and Melody provides GEORGE GEE GEORGE GEE With one of the Greatest Roles of his Career, and Marvellous Parts for the remainder of the superlative cast, including OLAF HENSCUTTLB GEORGE GEE Lorelei VALERIE HAY Emmerich Fishlock DONALD BURR Bell Hops Billie Worth I.ehmann Percy Le Fre Tutti Lois Green Louise Enid Hollins Carl Eppels William O'Neal Willy Bobakki John Dobbie Tolly Bn'.iakki Les. Donaghey Paul Ginkler Ken. Tuck'field Wurlitzer Phil Smith Adele Tettle Jean Slapoffski Rumpelmayer Tommy Jay MAGNIFICENT BALLET, OPERATIC CHORUS. NEXT WEDNESDAY at 2 & 8. LAST 4 NIGHTS OF SEASON, "SWING ALONG." Box Plans at Lewis Badv. Ltd. Day Sales at H.M. Theatre Kiosk. Evening Prices : D.C. and R.S.. 6/ (Saturdays and Holidays. 7/): Ordinary Stalls. 4/; Gallery. 1' 6 : Early Door Gallery, 6d extra. All prices I plus tax. j PRINCE EDWARD : Karansaliape Road Phone 46-202. Direction : Sir Benjamin Fuller. V _, T bela lugosi guest BELA LUGOSI curst In GUE<T "THE MYSTERY OF GUEST TUB MARIE CELESTE." GUEST What really happened to this GUEST stately ship which was found deserted on the high seas? V 7 ? Rceummended by Censor for Adults. NICHT BERN It'E CLAIRE in night " TWO HEARTS IN HARMONY." NIGHT Approved for Vnivcrsal NIGHT Exhibition. NIGHT EXCELLENT SUPPORTING PROGRAMME ! ADULTS. 6d. CHILDREN, 6d. To all parts of the theatre. | CIVIC THEATRETTEI 2.1.-. - s P.M. 6d A KIP-ROARING WESTERN. 0(J "POWDER SMOKE £d RANGE." . FLAMING GIXS— c j RUSTLERS. OQ A Real Ninas Thrill. 6d Approved for Universal Exhibition. 6d 3d 3d 3d 3d 3d 3d 3d 3d 3d 6d MAYFAIR SANDRINGHAM. Phone 12-093. To-night. Thurs.. 7.30 p.m. GUEST NIGHTS (1) Arthur Wont nor in "CRIME FOR SHERLOCK HOLMES." (2) SPECIAL! SPECIAL! SPECIAL ! (3) James Carr, Divinia Craig. in _ 1 "ANNIE LEAVE THE ROOM." Both Approved lor Universal Exhibition. Including Excellent Featurettes. HOLIDAY NOTICES. HARBOUR BOARD. Secretary's Office. Quay Street. Auckland, Deconber 29, 1937. NEW YEAR HOLIDAYS. Notice is hereby given that the Board's Sheds will he Closed for the New Year Holidays on JANUARY Ist and 3rd, 1935. W. B. SMITH, *29 Secretary. LAWN TENNIS. LEADING Tennis Coach, Jack Harrison, and best Racquet values, all fully guaranteed.—Wiseman's, Queen St. C mENNIS Restringing—Sensational prices, -L 6/6. 9/6. 12/6; Victor gut guaranteed, s Modern Bag 400. Queen Street. C DYERS AND CLEANERS. AUCKLAND'S Lending Cleaners —Vacuum Cleaning Co.. Alben St Ph. 41-7C9 D j "I DOMESTIC Vacuum Cleaning Co. closed . i between Christmas ami Jan. 4. D WH. DREW, Tailor, Cleaner. Dyer. •Renovating.—3o-030. "210, Hobson St. f p a I RESTAURANTS AND TEAROOMS. rpOWER Tea Rooms, Chancery Chambers, Reopened under new management. A