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amusements Where Possible Attend Daytime Sessions. REGENT 11.0, 2.0, 5.0 and 8 p.m. J. C. Williamson Picture Corp.. Ltd. Universal Pictures Present HOWARD HAWKS' Mighty Production • " CORVETTE K-225 " " CORVETTE K-225 " " CORVETTE K-225 " (THE SUBMARINE KILLER) Howard Hawks Directed •'Air Force" and "Sergeant York.' Starring RANDOLPH SCOTT With James Brown, Noah Beery, Jun.. Barry Fitzgerald, Andy Devlne. Fuzzy Knight. David Bruce. Thomas Gomez. Richard Lane ana Ella Rains. Incomparable Drama of the Sea Only a man will understand its kind of Only a woman will understand its kind of LOVE I Only the screen can give its kind of IMPACT I Plans At Regent Approved tor Universal Exhibition. V|!l| 1 IHIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIH Ml || | V II 1 ,!! I STRAND j I ihi I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiillilliilll ill j ! |j| I|| Direction: Otrtu Theatre. Ltd. )| | Four Sessions Daily 11 — 2 — 5 — 8 o'clock Plans at Theatre. Flione 43-114 Children Halt-price at All Sessions Excepting Saturday and Holiday Nights. NOW SHOWING " WHEN A MAN GOES OUT BUGGYRIDING WITH A GIRL LIKE HER II ONLY MEANS ONE THING!" THE STRANGE LOVES AND SECRET LONGINGS OF THE SHADOWED CHARACTERS ot " KING'S ROW " " KING'S ROW " " KING'S ROW " Are Superbly Portrayed by such Polished Performers as ANN SHERIDAN ROBERT CUMMIJJGS BETTY FIELD RONALD REAGAN CLAUDE RAINS CHARLES COBURN Powerful Human Emotions Unmasked with Vivid Force. " KING'S ROW " " KING'S ROW " IS STARTLINGLY REAL. Ask your Iriends who've seen it! Together with the Technicolour Cartoon Classic, " RHAPSODY IN RIVETS." Paramount Air Mail News. Recommended by Censor for Adults. HIS MAJESTY'S A GREAT AND ALLURING SHOW TO-NIGHT at 8 AND FOLLOWING EVENINGS Change of Programme Monday. Continued Success of the Renowned Brigwyn Revue Company 93 — TALENTED ARTISTS — 93 In the Rollicking. Lovely. Humorous, Picturesque and Best of All Revues. " LET'S GO PLACES" " LET'S GO PLACES" "LET'S GO PLACES" Which is nightly attracting large and most enthusiastic audiences, the reason for its gigantic success being that it is full of really flrst-class entertainment, Including snappy sketches, bright musical numbers, charming ballets, gorgeous scenic splendours, and the dressing is beautiful, the lighting effects outstandingly spectacular and its best features are its refreshing and original comedy scenes and the remarkable Ventriloquial featurette.

SPLENDID ENTERTAINMENT FOR KIDDIES AT THE MATINEE. Box Plans at Lewis. Eady, Ltd. Day Sales at Theatre Kiosk. Evening Prices: D.C. and R.S., 4/6; Unreserved Stalls. 3/; Gallery, 1/6. Matinees: 3/, 2/ and 1/. Children Half-price. Prices plus tax. CABARET WWII METROPOLE ij| Introducing FREDDIE GORE'S BAND ' Miles Ahead of All! 'Admission 2/6. Phone 42-330. ALFRED FENN. Director. OUTDOOR SPORTS AUCKLAND TROTTING CLUB Autumn Meeting - , 1944 • SATURDAY, APRIL 1 PROGRAMME. HOWICK HANDICAP (Harness). £225. Limit 3.43. Nomination £1. Acceptance £2. One mile and a half. If the Committee deems the circumstances Justify such a course it will order this race to bo run in two divisions, in case £225 will be added to the stake, and the division thereof will be as follows:— First Division: £225. Winner £157 10/, second horse £45, and third horse £22 10/. Second Division: £225. Winner £157 10/. second horse £4* and third horse £22 10/. MANUREWA HANDICAP (Harness), £300. For either unhoppled or hulf-hoppled Trotting Horses. Limit 3.49. Nomination £1, Acceptance £2 10,. One mile and a half. RANGITOTO HANDICAP (Harness)., £400. Limit 3.38. Nomination £1, Acceptance £3. One nnle and a half. ADAMS MEMORIAL HANDICAP (Harness). £1000 and Gold Cup valued at £50 (presented by the family of the laa* Mr. and Mrs. William Adams). Limit 4.35. Nomination £2, Acceptance £9. Two miles. APRIL HANDICAP (Harness), £650. Limit 4.42. Nomination £2 Acceptance £4 10 . Two miles. PROVINCIAL HANDICAP (Harness). £600. For either unhoppled or half-hoppled Trotting Horses. Limit 4.51. Nomination £1, Acceptance £5. Two miles. RICHMOND HANDICAP (Harness). £500. Limi; 3.34. Nomination £1. Acceptance £4 10/ One mile and a half. FAREWELL HANDICAP (Harness;, £650. Limit 2.50. Nomination £2. Acceptance £5. One mile and a quarter. TIOMWATICSS. Nominations and Payment for All Events close with the Secretary, Durham Street East. Auckland. on FRIDAY NEXT, March 17, 194-1, at 5 p.m. HANDICAPS. iS'ffi.M'im 1 Zealand Herald on ACCEPTANCES. Acceptances for All Events close with the CeTe24 h T944 St T5 E p S m. Al,l - klan3 - °" *' RJDAY ' EIG C ' REAT NORTHERN TROTTING for Two-year-oids. run at FEBRUARY MEETING, 1940. 01 £500. One mile t'l > p .^ e PRIDA * Registration is not compulsory until two wp*ks Kf'.rS.'StS'VK "" ,PUMsr« NORTHERN TROTTING DERBY 1944-45 Entrants please note this Classic will be run at the Summer Meeting, 1944. GRE 4S T <=F?S™ ERN TROTTING DERBY. 1945<5 of ltM 11 " 1 M at , SUMM ER MEETING, year-olds? One half P ° r ThW " N^T r ,' eS M^ r h P i r 7 Me ?9 t 44 y . ea a r i'T ) pSl o3e FRIDAY K. J. GLOVER, Box 381, Auckland, Assistant-Secretary. Telegrams: "Aucktrot," Auckland. 11 RAMARAMA SPORTS PATRIOTIC MEETING, SATURDAY, MARCH 25. GREAT SOUTH ROAD, RAMARAMA. PROGRAMME FOR PONY HACK WnHTm TROTTING AND NOVELTY EVENT! All Post Entries. DANCE TO FOLLOW. J. D. DUFTY Runciman P.O. Hon ' Stclei&ry : 24