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AMUSEMENTS. RBGENT ■ Final Day EKEXT -GOLD IS WHERE YOC FIND IT* George Brent. Olivia De Havillm,,! Claude Rains. "• Plans at Regent — Phone 32-SSB. Approved for Cnivcreal Exhibition. REGENT TO-MORROW Dir.: J. C. Williamson Picture Corp, SESSION'S: 11. 2.10. j AND fi. A Tamiroff you've never seen before an amazing, different T.imirnff i a amazing, different kind of thriller Paramount Pictures Present A GREAT ACTION PICTURE! Movement—pace—hand-to-hand battle* —hard riding, hard fighting. down-to. earth drama The swift spin of it. powerful story will keep yoa on the edge of your seats from start to fini.ft — With — THE SCREENS GREATEST CHARACTER ACTOR! AKIM TAMIROFF AKIM TAMIROFF AKIM TAMIROFF AKIM TAMIROFF AKIM TAMIROFF AKIM TAMIROFF AKIM TAMIROFF AKIM TAMIROFF — In — "ESCAPE FROM " ESCAPE FROM "ESCAPE FROM YESTERDAY." YESTERDAY." YESTERDAY." TAMIROFF IS TERRIFIC as Mike Baian. an ex-Cossack chitf. tain . . . hard riding. r«l»e]-tyrant. A human tempest who steals *caitle fc* means of aeroplanes, slion-nav* radio signals at.d speedy Ini'fcs am] convert! them into marketable goods ia Jrf. packing plant. 1 LEIF ERIKSON FRANCES FARMER LYNNE OVERMAN A father against son at rifles* enjthe conflict of a man forced to choose between his love for his father and his love for his country, with death in the balance. * Also Screening: POPEYE CARTOON POPEYE CARTOON "Mutiny Ain't Nice.** "Paramount Pictorial" Magazine. Paramount Air Mail News. Popular Science. "Busse Rhythm" Orchestral. PLANS AT REGENT. Phone 32-SSS for Reservation*. Rccommcrdcd by Censor Jar AiulU.

Symonds St. Direction: BL J. Kerridfe. SESSIONS DAILY. 2 AND S P.IL Final Scree nine* of Mickey Rooney. Freddie Bartholomew in MetroGoldwyn-Mayer'e " BOY FROM BARNARDO*S." "BOY FROM BARNARDO'S." Approved for Universal Exhibition. FRIDAY FRIDAY ON THE STAGE, ON THE STAGE, • Nights Only. MISS NATALIE STRATTON. MR. MATTHEW STRATTOX Will Demonstrate The Latest Dance Sensatioa. "THE CHESTNUT TREE" "THE CHESTNUT TREE" ■ (Adapted from tie Poem). Destined to become more popular tlMm "The Lambeth Walk" and Palais Glide N.Z. PREMIERE. N.Z. PREMIERE. Action Pictures Present HAZEL ASCOT HAZEL ASCOT HAZEL ASCOT HAZEL ASCOT England's Sensational Juvenile Dancing Discovery ... In " STEPPING TOES " " STEPPING TOES " " STEPPING TOES " " STEPPING TOES " Hijd>lij;lit of ""Stepping Toes" is Brilliant Hazel Ascot, whose appealing personality is well suited to the leading role.—"DiHj Film Renter." Clever acting and dancing by Haiti Ascot. Supporting parts are all well played, and Incidental scenes by juvenile performer* add a Inueli of nnveity ; a lively, well-fltfde picture which will anpeal to all. —Load*® "Film Weekly." Hazel Ascot's phenomenal dancinr and convincing acting win for her the praise she deserves. Excellent.—"The Era." POPULAR SONG HITS Include "TEN PRETTY GIRLS" AND *' YOU MUST HAVE THIS." Approved for Univcrfal Exhibition, i Alm 1 Judge Hardy's Daughter. CECILIA PARKER, With ERIC LINDEN, la SINS OF THE CHILDREN SINS OF THE CHILDREN SINS OF THE CHILDREN SINS OF THE CHILDREN Adapted from the biggest selling novel of all time. "In His Steps." by Charles Sheldon. One of the Greatest Family Picture* ever made. A sweet, wholesome story with a great inspirational punch at the finish. -Rial to Film Daily." One of the most powerful dramatic themes ever brought to the screen. Excellent entertainment. ""Motion Picture Herald-" Ably produced, directed and enacted. Excellent family entertainment, surprising and dramatic. "Trade Review." Rcrommcndcd by *or /or A dulls. Avoid Disappointmcnt. Phone tr. c, ;r» and neserv<* your Sea; N'«w.