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Dominion, Volume 30, Issue 266, 6 August 1937, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. I IT SIMPLY HAD i TOUAPPLN.... ’ “A STAR IS BORN’’ PROUDLY ENTERS ITS ! Qnd SENSATIONAL \ WEEK 21 Tliauks to those thousands who have bestowed such Lavish Praise on “the Picture Beautiful,” it is with . pride indeed the Regent . presents for one ‘’.WK more week This Vivid, Excit- '. -'< - \ ling Story arising • * ' from the Heart- 4 7 I aches, Hopes and . < Despair of millions ‘ 2 I of men and women. , 7-' j. . . Step behind the Scenes of the world’s biggest O r " I I - - •■ -■ '■ SELZNICK INTERNATIONAL' PRESENTS rM ’ ET GAYNOR FREmK p\{ARCI-l' A STAR IS BORN" ibe first modern picture in TECHNICOLOR with ADOLPHE MENJOU A,WILLIAM A. WELLMAN P, O^4yDAVID o . SEUWICK . RELEASED THRU UNITED ARTISTS (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) To add to your Delight, WALT DISNEY’S MICKEY MOUSE COLOLR PHANTASY, “MICKEY’S CIRCUS.” —-‘—^^ TO ’ DAY 2A5 AND 8 P-M--p 4 Shoppers’ Session 5 p.m. J. C. Williamson Picture .Corporation Ltd. WHY STAND IN A QUEUE WHEN D.I.C. AND ItEGENT ZUrtllhJA, ATTENDANTS AKE EAGER TO RESERVE YOUR D , Plans at D.I.C. and Regent.

BIGGER AND BETTER — LOUDER AND LONGER ! SATURDAY MORNING, at 10 o'clock SELF-HELP—REGENT—2ZB RADIO PARTY BENNO— at the top of his form will introduce — BETTY ■ Presenting New Songs and Novelties, including FRANK ANDREWS N.Z, Popular Singer and Storyteller at the Piano. ESME CHALK In Hilarious Song and Dance Burlesque. ON THE SCREEN DICK FORAN YOUR POPULAR SINGING COWBOY in “Moonlight On The Prairie” . (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) It will be a “ Bosker ” Party — Why Don’t You Come "On In ?

THE THRILL OF A LIFETIME! GENERAL PLATOFFS ! U.S. and D.C., W T ! F,NAL MATINEE S - /- i JI C JI : TO-MORROW At DXC . A i AT 2p M COSSACKS | (CHOIR AND DANCERS). | MATINEE Director: NICHOLAS KOSTRUKOFF. j PRICES: 3/- and 2/- tickets grand opera house; v-.3/, 2/ - 9 a.m. LAST 2 NIGHTS AT 8. ' and V 6. POITKAR PROGRAMME. : For to-night, to-morrow afternoon and ! evening the programme will consist of the ChiM most popular numbers from the first and n iaren second programmes, together with bright . new numbers, including the Semi-Stereo- Halr-Fnce. At Doors To-night seopic lighting effects. •100 Tickets at request Encores will include — T° AU Parts. “Volga Boatmen” | COME EARLY I Presented by J. and N. Tait in association j with Alexandre Lovitoft’.

iug improvements in a wide diversity of matters associated with railway working. “Air. Robertson also took a keen interest in the question of safety for children, and frequently conducted lectures in schools on the principles of self-preserva-tion by the observance of certain rules which he had carefully compiled. “In loyal devotion to his duty, in the interest he took in the railways as a whole, and in his public service in the interests of safety generally,” concluded Air. Alackley. “I think Air. Robertson was a fine example of good citizenship, aud bis loss will be felt by. all who came into touch with him.”

! INDEX TO CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Amusements 3 Auctions 18 ; Births. Marriages and Deaths 1 i Business Notices ... 10 ' Businesses For Sale 3 Coal and Firewood For Sale 2 Dentists 10 Educational IQ Farm Hands Wanted 1 Farm Work Wanted 1 Farm Implements For Sale . 1 ■ Financial ... 1 j : Fruit, Jams. Preserves, Etc. 2 ' Hotels For Sale or Lease ... ” i j Live otock For Sale 2 i Live Stock Wanted 2 | .Machinery For Sale 18 Medical and Toilet 1 Meetings to Patents 10 I Plants, Trees and Garden ... I Poultry. Dogs. Cats, Etc. .. 2 Professional Notices 10 Prone.rtifs For Sale 1 Public 'Notices 2 Radio Apparatus I Rural Land For Sale 18 Shares :nd Debentures 14 Shipping Serv’ees -2 Tenders 18 Trade and Service Index .... is Trade Personals 1 To Let 1 Used Ca>'< For Sale 2 l Wanted T-i Buy 1 I Wanted To T.ease 18 Wanted To Rent t Wanted To Sell 2-10