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Dominion, Volume 22, Issue 83, 2 January 1929, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. BEAUTIFUL —COMMENCING ON FRIDAY.— —COMMENCING ON FRIDAYDirect from Australia. First Appearance in Wellington. THE THEATRICAL EVENT OF THE YEAR ! ! ! Something Greater ! Something Bigger Than We Have Ever Done ! ! 1 GORGEOUS SETTINGS AND LAVISH DRESSING A Jazz Holiday | A WHIRLWIND STAGE PRESENTATION OF DANCING GLADNESS MIRTH !^—MUSIC! MOVEMENT! ——With FRED HODGES and IVY TOWE SENSATIONAL ACROBATIC DANCERS. They stopped the show nightly in Sydney— STELLA LAMOND THE DAINTY SINGER OF DAINTY SONGS. AND MAURICE DIAMOND’S SYDNEY REGENT BALLET EIGHT DELIGHTFUL DAMSELS DIRECT FROM THE REGENT THEATRE, SYDNEY. s An Ensemble of Beauty and Dance that will Stagger You! ! ! WITHOUT A DOUBT— The Greatest Stage Entertainment Ever Presented in a Picture Theatre! Ballets Produced bv the Well-known American Dancing Master: —MAURICE DIAMOND ' (Who was responsible for the wonderful ballets in “The Student Prince” and “Sunny.”) Musical Direction Maurice Guttridge, A.R.C.M., L.R.A.M. ON THE SCREEN— ON THE SCREEN—LILLIAN GISH IN HER GREATEST DRAMATIC TRIUMPH:— “THE ENEMY” (A METRO-GOLDWYN SUPER SPECIAL.) PLANS OPEN TO-DAY AT THE THEATRE AND BRISTOL.

BEAUTIFUL TO-DAY AT 2.15. TO-DAY AT 2.15. Enormous Success of our second Children's Holiday Pantomime Jack & Jill LESTER SINCLAIR as the Dame. z STELLA LAMOND in her beautiful < Song Scena, “Sonny Boy.” Zenda and Maek in their Balloon < Dance, Etc. J ; I is Bring the Children—they’ll love it. | On the same bill “ROSE MARIE.” | THE REGENT J TO-NIGHT AT 8. TO-NIGHT AT S. I One of the World’s Great i Romances! i JaF 4 ! i ' Rose Marie With JOAN CRAWFORD JAMES MURRAY. Greater on the screen than the stage, with a superb Musical Score by Arthur Frost and ’ THE REGENT OPERATIC ORCHESTRA. Incidental to “Rose Marie” Madam Marjorie Cadman sings ‘The Indian Love Call.” ON THE STAGE : OUR THIRD REGAL STAGE PRE SENTATION— Oriental Nights THE BRIGHT VIVACITY OF JAZZ, WITH ALL THE COLOUR AND GLAMOUR OF THE EAST! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! Storms of Applause greet Zenda and Mack Sensational Acrobatic and Classical Dancers, From the Principal Theatres throughout the World, in their own Original Dince Creations. Gratifying Success of Stella Lamond In her Newest Song Successes(a) “SONNY BOY,” (b) “AIN’T THAT A GRAND & GLORIOUS FEELING?” (c) “NOTHIN’.” “The Song of a Prune” Vocalised by Lester Sinclair. Syncopated by The Regent Syncopators And the atmosphere of the dance lent by The Scintillating Seven A Musical Illusion. CAIRO— The City of Dreams— CAlßO The Regent Syncopators, the Scintillating Seven, and “Lorraine.” EASTERN MEMORIES, introducing “The Persian Market-” The Regent Syncopators. “DO YOU LIKE IT?” « A Wonderful Acrobatic Finale. I P|?ns at the Theatre and Bristol. ’Phone 44—144. Reservations Retained 1 till 7.45. i