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Dominion, Volume 27, Issue 74, 20 December 1933, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. | The Merriest Entertainment of the Year! I REGENT 1 a.m., 2.15 p.m., 8 p.m. , T * I CHAS. RUGGLES and | MARY BOLAND ML-;.;-' I LILYAN TASHMAN. * 5 WALTER CATLETTI ! BARBIER. I Directed by Norman McLeod.l f Mama practices what she Q I preaches. .. and what she | preaches Papa practices. The ZQrj w | screen's newest comedy O - ? Q. _ team in a picture that is )) L( I | hilarious from startup. rTVI I finish, LaJ Ik ... U \ i = bAu>a Universal Exhibition. I REGENT XMAS ATTRACTIONS I _ --- - - - | “The Hayseeds’* Hit the City f Next I Friday. I \ll i°° 0 i ' I X i I MBWgP- 1 CQME TO I k-JwSa Th- m cll £ \ I fe®i \ x- xUO rtL.._ = • I G osh ’ Dad. . _ CTO®* IoA I | Bp l aa s = 5 SiurX® 11 t^'e « Cr e ,. 1 5 W Co^ eAs Wk se V. vn** 1 vHT 'SS ttSXC ’ o'- lzlT\Wl3nß = 383 1 PREPARE FOR THE LAUGH OF A LIFETIME! = Bv arrangement with J C. W. Pict. Productions, and British Empire Films. 5 For Universal Exhibition. -, 1 ALSO DISNEY’S COLOUR SENSATION: “THE PIED PIPER.” = AFTERNOON’S ADDITIONAL A GORGEOUS PANTOMIME: I “SLEEPING BEAUTY” 30 Clever Children = PRODUCED BY MRS. VICTOR LLOYD = Box Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre. | | |l * ll • l| l | ""• ll ■ ll, " ,ll,ll,,l, " ,ll, " ,ll, ‘" ll,l,,l '’" ,l ’

GRAND OPERA HOUSE Here’s romance—Not under the Silvery Moon or Swaying Palms—But in the World’s Most Dramatic and Exciting Place—An Emergency Hospital. “THE GIRL IN 419” With JAMES DUNN—GLORIA STUART—DAVID MANNERS Box Plans at D.I.C. or Berkley’s. Theatre 61-814 (Recommended for Adults)

BOXING DAY EXCURSION TUESDAY DECEMBER 26 TUESDAY ■ (Weather permitting) TO PICTON AND BLENHEIM 4436 Tons “ T ° nS Leave Wellington 8 a.m. Arrive Pieton about 10.45 a.m. Leave Picton 2.30 p.m. Arrive Wellington about 5.30 p.m. RETURN FARE: 10/-. CHILDREN UNDER 12: 5/-. Train from Picton, 11 a.m., for Blenheim, arriving back before the. steamer leaves. Return rail fares, 3/- first, 2/- second. Rad tickets sold by Union Co. 8 Wellington Office, the Purser, or the Railway Office on Picton Wharf Special Launches from Picton to Torea and Onahau Bay (lunch obtainable at both after walk of mile with splendid views), Thompson s Bay Guncb ‘ obtainable), and Double Bay (magnificent reserve). Hot water. Launch lares. -/« Return. CARNIVAL ON PICTON ESPLANADE. UNION S.S. CO. OF N.Z., LTD.

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