AMUSEMENTS. TWICE 2,15 DAILY 8 P.M. xxg-xauu.* BEAUTIFUL • LAST TWO DAYS AND NIGHTS S.OH w A WORLD-FAMOUS STAR IN HIS GREATEST ROLE A Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Production REGENT REVIEW TONGARIRO NATIONAL PARK COMEDY, STELLA LAMOND—THE CHIC AND POPULAR LITTLE SINGING STAR. ARTHUR G. FROST AND THE REGENT OPERATIC ORCHESTRA. BOX PLAN at THEATRE (’Phone 44—144), and BRISTOL. AT THE REGENT ON FRIDAY:— Gautier’s Bricklayers 12 AMAZINGLY CLEVER DOG ACTORS 12 DIRECT FROJI THE PALACE THEATRE, NEW YORBIt Ssffisd^” J ®Mwef With LUPE VELEZ and WARNER OLAND ROMANCE, DRAMA, AND SWIFT-MOVING ACTION. TALKING PICTURES COMING TO THE REGENT Ever foremost witli the BEST, the Regent announces that the Western Electric Co., sole owners of the Movietone-Vitaphone Systems of Sound Reproduo tion, will wire the Regent Theatre at an early date. . It is these systems that have made their sensational debut in Sydney, London, and New York, and are the talk of the world. THU REGENT WILL BE THE FIRST TO HAVE THEM. THE FIRST PRODUCTION WILL BE “WHITE SHADOWS OF THE SOUTH SEAS” A METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER MOVIETONE.
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Dominion, Volume 22, Issue 131, 27 February 1929, Page 3
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