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Dominion, Volume 21, Issue 83, 6 January 1928, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. , UNDER VICE- r REGAL PATRONAGE. His Excellency the Governor-General, ' Sir Charles Fergusson, will honour ‘The Flag Lieutenant” by being ' present at The Regent on Monday evening. REGENT REGENT (Theatre Beautiful). COMMENCING AT MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2.15. AND GRAND GALA OPENING TO-NIGHT AT 8. JO-NIGHT AT 8. THE Flag Lieutenant TO THRILL THE HEART OF EVERY PATRIOT. A Stirring Romance of the Navy—Drama,—Comedy—Adventure. STARRING HENRY EDWARDS AND DOROTHY SECOMBE. Embodying the very spirit of Nelson’s Immortal Signal: "ENGLAND EXPECTS THAT EVERY MAN .” ALSO ON THE SAME PROGRAMME: H.R.H. H.R.H. THE LIFE STORY OF THE PRINCE OF WALES FROM CHILDHOOD TO MANHOOD. ATMOSPHERIC PROLOGUE AND TABLEAUX. Hornpipe Ballet by Pupils of MISS KATHLEEN O’BRIEN. AND SOLO, “GO TO SEA,” BY ROY KEMP. PRELIMINARY PLANS FILLING RAPIDLY. BOOKING AT THEATRE, TEL. 44—144, AND BRISTOL. NOTE. —Patrons who have specially written for seats have our assurance that these have been allotted. SEND THE CHILDREN TO THE MATINEES. -..v . “The Flag Lieutenant” is recommended by the Navy League and by Educational , . ' Zv >,• Authorities as the IDEAL PICTURE for ■ftt''"' 5 ’ children—a glowing lesson in Patriotism ••• » e % /( !s- . —and appreciation of our Glorious Navy. NX*' ► ’U. > Matinees are held daily at 2.15, with A’ « BIG ROYAL SESSION ON SATURDAY tf-'* AFTERNOON. L__