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amusements. To-morrow’s the Last Day of RAFAEL SABATENFS EPIC OF ADVENTURE. “CAPTAIN BLOOD" 1 “CAPTAIN BLOOD” | With ERROL FLYNN, Olivia de Havilland, and a huge cast Thousands have seen it already many are seeing it again and again. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) regent The Leading Theatre of Ace Attractions. Direction; Christchurch Cinemas, Ltd. 2.15 P.M. I and 8 PAL! FRIDAY NEXT! THE PICTURE . , . SOON TO BECOME THE TALK OF CHRISTCHURCH. THREE RECORD-BREAKING WEEKS IN WELLINGTON FOUR WEEKS IN AUCKLAND. They give the Finest Performances in Screen History! IRENE DUNNE IRENE DUNNE IRENE DUNNE IRENE DUNNE IRENE DUNNE IRENE DUNNE IRENE DUNNE IRENE DUNNE IRENE DUNNE IRENE DUNNE As Helen Hudson, the Role of her Brilliant Career. ROBERT TAYLOR ROBERT TAYLOR ROBERT TAYLOR ROBERT TAYLOR, ROBERT TAYLOR ROBERT TAYLOR ROBERT TAYLOR ROBERT TAYLOR ROBERT TAYLOR ROBERT TAYLOR As Bobbie Merrick . . . Faith mad* him a Man * In LLOYD DOUGLAS’ Sensational Novel

“MAGNIFICENT OBSESSION” “MAGNIFICENT OBSESSION” “MAGNIFICENT OBSESSION” “MAGNIFICENT OBSESSION” “MAGNIFICENT OBSESSION” “MAGNIFICENT OBSESSION” (Approved fttr Universal Exhibition.) CHARLES BUTTERWORTH BETTY FURNESS RALPH MORGAN Once in a decade a motion picture such as this comes to enrich the screen with a new glory, to set a new standard in film entertainment, and to serve as an inspiration to all humanity! BOOK NOW! BOOK NOW! RESERVES DJ.C. or REGENT, CONCESSION PRICES Adults 6d. 9d, 1/-. Children 3d, 6d. TO-DAY and TO-NIGHT At the Family Show GRAND THEATRE Showing Continuously From 11 AJ4FRANCHOTTONE Alice Brady and Maureen O’Sullivan In “STAGE MOTHER” Music, Dancing, Comedy, and Romance (Recommended by Census fax AdultsJ SECOND BIG ATTRACTION -i WILLIAM HAINES Cliff Edwards end Madge Evans ' In “FAST LIFE” 75 Minutes of Continuous Laughter. Also 12th and Final Chapter erf •TAILSPIN TOMMY." Evening Session Commences 7.15. 9146 THE COMPETITIONS. FINAL CONTESTS TO-NIGHT THE COMPETITIONS. CIVIC THEATRE. 7.30. ADMISSION 1/-. Children Bd. PROGRAMME Includes;— Tap Du<* Character Duo; Song in Character (Adults); Ballet; 20 Minutes’ Entertainment; Ladies’ Gunner Memorial Solo; Men’s Vocal Scholarship; Society’s Piano Scholarship; Piano Duet. AT THE CIVIC TO-DAY—6d--9.30 am.—Men’s Vocal Solo. 2 pm. —Piano Solo; Society’s Scholarship. 2.40 pm.—Vocal Solo; Gunner Memorial. 4 p.m.—Piano Duet (Adults). - Reserve at the DXC. for Demonstration Concerts. 2s 6d. 9100

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