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Dominion, Volume 29, Issue 197, 18 May 1936, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. WHAT MORE ■ CAN J SAT I I’m ciiirnnorl! n °"' ain 1 Soir.g to write another ad. on Cb:i]i*Hl vlumpCU > ]j n ’ s new picture? “Modern Times” opened ou Friday to colossal houses, and the newspaper critics haven't left anything for nie to say! : They've stolen my thunder with the “Dominion” saying, “The finest film lie litis ever made . . . funnier than ever". The “Evening Post” calls it . Brilliant satire . . . shows a spark of genius.” The “Star” (Aucklaud) : “Greater than any other Chaplin film.” The “Herald” (Auckland) : “. . . Gales of laughter rocked the huge house all night.” The “New York Post” says: "The seasons greatest picture event . . . highest rating, EXCELLENT. And the "New York World Telegranimc just says: ’ . .„. Still supreme; my only advice is to go and laugh yourself sick . Everywhere I look someone is writing a review saying how funny and what a hit “Modern Times” really is—not in my but in (lie So there’s nothing for me to do but say that CHARLIE ( lIAI LIN S “MODERN TIMES” is on at 11 a.in.. 2.15 and 8 p.m. daily at the REGENT, and suggest that you reserve to avoid the crowds. THE 31 AN AGER. Regent Theatre. Bv the way, it is released by United Artists and approved for universal exhibition. Reserve at D.I.C. or Theatre (44-144).

WRESTLING TO-NIGHT. TJRITISII EMPIRE TITLE BOUT. JJritisH EMPIRE TITLE BOUT. earl McCready. British Empire Champion, Versus JACK FOBSGREN. Heavyweight Champion of Canada. TOWN HALL, S p.m. IMPORTANT: .Reserved seat holders are asked to be in their seats not later than S p.m. Booking at E. W. Humphrey’s, Manners Sheet.