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Dominion, Volume 23, Issue 79, 27 December 1929, Page 2

The Regent A Stupendous Holiday Programme A THRILLING MYSTERY STORY WITH ITS SETTING IN OLD ENGLAND. AX7 THREE SESSIONS DAILY COMMENCING TO-DAY u a.m. — 2.15 p.m. — and s o'clock. ALL ■ TALKING STARRING— Norma Shearer m en envied her. With a Talented Cast of rhto „ gb u . do ,, gilded English-speaking Artists, in 'bciety she swept, leaving a trail of 1 (broken hearts —and stolen jewels. IKS* jk Never has charming Norma MM HI M ICT ■■ Shearer had a role like this!'The MM HE M| sparkling stage hit has been made Ml into a picture fifed with wit, unex- . , pected.happeniags, gay, scene#. e> mm 1 ■ H : f Kt .w, ,n • „ ifl-u Tw/sEf Basil Rathbone /$/<> -y Herbert Bunston' Jlflißßw George Barraud c (loidivunrlsyur mff mMrUjt/ 11 PICTURE Box Plans at*the Bristol Piano Co., and Theatre. TELEPHONE RESERVATIONS: RING ’PHONE No. 44—144. TET,EPHONE RESERVATIONS WILL NOT BE HELD -

RAILWAY SERVICES. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. SUNDAY TRAINS Between WELLINGTON & MASTERTON & VICE VERSA. SPECIAL SUNDAY FARES. ON each Sunday until further notice, Special Train for Masterton will leave Wellington 9.0 a.m., Pttone 9.14, Lower Hutt 9.19, Upper Hutt 9 53 a.m. Return train leaves Masterton 0.10 P- m - Special train leaves Masterton b. 40 a.m., Carterton 9.7, Featherston 9.38. Return train leaves Wellington a.l< p.m. SPECIAL RETURN' FARES. Ist 2nd Wellington, Petone, and Lower Hutt to—• Featherston o/* 'j/” Carterton </* Masterton 7/- o/And vice versa. For further particulars see handbill or inquire at stations.