AMUSEMENTS. — BEAUTIFUL All previous attendance records Shattered. Again TO-DAY AT 2.15. TO-DAY AT 2.15. CHILDREN’S GORGEOUS XMAS PANTOMIME, “Little Red Riding Hood” Bring the Kiddies This Afternoon to see "TOM, THE PIPER’S SON,” “LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD,” “THE BEAUTIFUL DREAM FAIRY” “THE WOODMAN,” “THE WICKED WOLF,” And all the delightful characters in fairy tales. SPECIAL SCENERY & DRESSES. SPECIAL SCENERY & DRESSES. 4 GORGEOUS SCENES 4 No. I—THE NURSERY ROOM. No. 2—VILLAGE OF WAPPING. No. 3—THE ROAD TO THE FOREST. No. 4—GRANNY’S HUT. Villagers, Fairies, Gnomes, Pixies, Etc. LESTER SINCLAIR as the FUNNY OLD DAME And LITTLE NAT, THE FOUR-YEAR-OLD BOY WONDER. In addition: Harold Lloyd in ‘ SPEEDY” TO-NIGHT AT 8. At l W z THE' rHEATRE BEAUTIFUL THE FINAL SCREENING. THE REGENT ROCKS WITH MIRTH NIGHTLY! He Laughed! We Laughed! They Laughed! Everybody Laughed! In fact A PERFECT TORNADO OF LAUGHS GREETS HABOL® LLOYD IN There has never been anything funnier than HAROLD LLOYD’S visit to Coney Island with his girl friend, and shows you how to make love between laughs. SPEEDY — Harold Lloyd — SPEEDY Is the biggest laugh of this year—Oß ANY OTHER YEAR! On the Stage: Another Grand and Glorious Feeling when vou see our second REGAL STAGE PRESENTATION— Fafe ami Fashions Thunders of Applause Nightly greet STELLA LAMOND (in new songs and impersonations, which include: “I 'Wonder Who’s Her Daddy Now,” “He Said and I Said,” “After My Laughter Came Tears,” Etc.) LAST FEW NIGHTS of PORTER /ND CARNE (from the Palace Royal, Sydney), in their own dance creations: “The Original Dixie Stop,” “The Blackb°“THE SCINTILLATING SEVEN,” in the’r thri’ling Acrobatic Finale, “Lingerie Ballet.” ‘-THE REGENT SYNCOPATORS” —The Kings of Jazz. THE REGENT OPERATIC ORCHESTRA (Director, Arthur G. Frost). Plans nt the Theatre This Morning from 11 a.m. ’Phone 44—144. Reserve and be sure of a seat to-night. mLBIEME BIMEMfI" TO-NIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK. Final Screening of Two Chosen Holiday Attractions—“PHYLLlS OF THE FOLLIES. With Alice Day and Matt Moore. Also, Madge Bellamy in “SOFT LIVING,” A Storv of Gold-digging V ives. Box Plan at Theatre Confectionery or Theatre —’Phone 14 —202.
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Dominion, Volume 22, Issue 79, 27 December 1928, Page 3
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