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Dominion, Volume 30, Issue 256, 26 July 1937, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. xd , MIMI HF HAD SATURDAY’S HAPPY CROWDS ON | What a MAN ! ?HEIR TOES RIGHT FROM THE BRILLIANT ’ -J7Trr.il-- OPENING TO THE FINAL FADE-OUT. ■ ' i '- <xs» ' ' DAILY: I BSiw I--H v ' . . Regent. « FERNAND GRAVET Bh JOAN BLONDELL Edward Everett HORTON “Romance in Paris” Uli >K ' j./ (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) H MUSIC — LAUGHTER and SONG H it ! Mere’s a Sparkling Entertainment when a ''V' Chevalier of the I.cgion of Heart Throbs HI Sets loose in Gay Puree. h ' ' X IT’S JUST ANOTHER REGENT SUCCESS r 1 FROM M ARNER BROS.

TRANSFERRED IN ALL ITS GLORY TO a NEW OPERA HOUSE TO-DAY: }|.)'‘tV <T 2.15 and s r.M. (Appi-oved for gaSyy j Univ, Exhibition.) gsw V

BOX PLANS OPEN AT THE D.I.C. TO-DAY FOR GENERAL PLATOFF’S DON COSSACK CHOIR AND RUSSIAN DANCERS 5/9 PRICE 5/9 This .Magnificent Attraction will Inaugurate its Dominion Tour at the Grand Opera House NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT Under the Direction of J. AND N. TAIT, in Association with ALEXANDRE LEVITOEF.

Hutt valley boxing association. BOXING! BOXING I PALACE THEATRE, PETONE. TO-MORROW (TUESDAY), JULY 27, 1937, at S p.m. Twelve 3-minute Rounds. PROFESSIONAL CONTEST between JACK SHARPE, Of Australia, and CLARRIE RAYNER, of New Zealand. Also Six Amateur Preliminaries, WELLINGTON V. HUTT VALLEY. Prices: 4/-, 3/-, and 2/-, plus tax. Ladies 2/6 to all parts of the house. Bookings and Reserves at Nissen’s. Jaekson Street, Petone, and “Stump” Claridge’s, Tobacconist, Manners Street, Wellington. Members of the Association will be admitted to the Hall on production of 1937 Membership Cards-.

PLANS ARE NOW ON VIEW AT D.I.C. OR REGENT FOR THE FIRST MODERN PICTURE FILMED IN THE NEW ADVANCED TECHNICOLOUR. IS (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) REGENT