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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 124, 30 May 1927, Page 2

SENSATIONAL OPENING OF "KID BOOTS." , Friday and Saturday's audiences positively confirms what we have been saying all the -week. And there is the screen version 100 times funnier than the play. DON'T MISS IT! REGENT. EGENT. (Theatre Beautiful.) Direction J. C. Williamson Films. Managing Directors: Beaumont Smith F W. Taring. Presents •FLORENZ ZIEGFELD'S "KID BOOTS." "KID BOOTS." "KID BOOTS." "KID BOOTS." "KID BOOTS." "KID BOOTS." "KID BOOTS." "KID BOOTS." "KIT BOOTS." "KID BOOTS." "KID BOOTS." " "KID BOOTS." "KID BOOTS." "KID BOOTS." "KID BOOTS." "KID BOOTS." A Paramount Picture, Featuring a cast that has seldom been ■■ GRAY. VAUDEVILLE. VAUDEVILLE. THE ETON COLLEGE BOY. ; THE ETON COLLEGE BOY! A Musical Act Extraordinary. Also the nomagatoorchestra Featuring the original "Kid Boots" Musical Score. n i trr * n Addition: • 2^ '«inky Kids' Parade." entr'acte, Second Rhapsody .... (Liszt) W^f^f ;(?* S araestIy advised to Book i-arly, as the advance inquiries have been «S"li^ V 7; T^ 1? 01? 6, R«««vations cannot be kept after 8 o clock. COMING NEXT FRIDAY: HAROLD LLOYD "HEAVEN°B SAKE." Book Early (Telephone 44-144). HfgOLD HAROLD HAROLD HAROLD gAROLD HAROLD HAROLD HAROLD HAROLD HAROLD HAROLD HAROLD HAROLD HAROTTI HAROLD HAI, .D HAROLD gss HAROLD HAROLD HAROLD HAROLD HAROLD HAROLD niK UK HAROLD HAROLD HAROLD HAROLD HAROLD HAROLD LLOYD .-; '■ LLOYD LLOYD " LLOYD LLOYD LLOYD LLOYD LLOYD LLOYD LLOYD LLOYD LLOYD LLOYD LLOYD LLOYD LLOYD LLOYD LLOYD LLOYD LLOYD LLOYD LLOYD LLOYD LLOYD LLOYD LLOYD LLOYD LLOYD LLOYD LLOYD LLOYD The screen's;: most inimitable and incomparable King of Jesters arrives at the Regent ' ■ . . EGENT REGENT REGENT ■"■ REGENT REGENT • ■-. (Theatre Beautiful). Ihe home of all big comedies. 1 FRIDAY NEXT, 3rd JUNE. FRIDAY NEXT. 3rd JUNE. FRIDAY NEXT, 3rd JUNE. FRIDAY NEXT, 3rd JUNE. In hia supreme comedy achievement, guaranteed to contain more pleasure, more entertainment than any other comedy . ever made,- anywhere by anybody, "FOR HEAVEN'S SAKE" "FOR HEAVEN'S SAKE/ "FOR HEAVEN'S BAKE" "FOR HEAVEN'S SAKE" "FOR HEAVEN'S SAKE" " FOR HEAVEN'S SAKE " "FOR HEAVEN'S SAKE" "FOR HEAVEN'S SAKE" "FOR HEAVEN'S SAKE" "FOR HEAVEN'S SAKE" " FOR HEAVEN'S SAKE" "FOR HEAVEN'S SAKE" "FOR HEAVEN'S SAKE" (A Paramount Release, produced by the \ Harold Lloyd .Corporation) "Heaven's Sake" brings forth a greater Harold Lloyd, than we have ever known. There is more comedy, laughter, thrill, speed, action, and suspense in it than any other picture he has produced. But there is something more—the humour right throughout is clean, wholesome, and clever, therefore a picture for all children from six to sixty to see and enjoy. MAGND7ICENT PROLOGUE By THE POPULAR REGENT BALLET, THE POPULAR REGENT BALLET, THE POPULAR REGENT BALLET, THE POPULAR REGENT BALLET, THE MAGNITUDE OF WHICH has never before been attempted in a New Zealand Picture Theatre. Owing to the surprisng nature of this presentation, details for the present must be kept secret. (Ballet directed by Sadie Fawcett.) BOX PLAN ARRANGEMENTS. Plant for the Opening Night and Saturday are now on view at the Theatre (Tel. 44-144) and Bristol. Be wise and vbook now. ■•. -, ■ ; Screening times willibe 11 a.m., 2.15 and 8.0 o'clock. NOTE.—For further information on the picture see Supplement of Saturday's issue. ■ '■ '■ ■ ■ THE Most Talked-of Woman in Town— RENEE KELLY as MRS. CHEYNEY. STRAND THEATRE. TR.AN D. ■ T HEAT RE. Direction—Fuller-Hay ward Theatres. NOW SHOWING: Continuous from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. WONDERFUL DOUBLE PROGRAMME. EDWARD EVERETT HORTON EDWARD EVERETT HORTON EDWARD EVERETT HORTON In "THE WHOLE TOWN'S TALKING." "THE WHOLE TOWN'S TALKING." "THE WHOLE TOWN'S TALKING." Adapted from ANITA LOOS'S Laughing, Stage Success, THE AUTROR OF "GENTLEMEN PREFER BLONDES." "•■'■ ' •■ ■ ; ■' -Also-- '■ . v ■ CAPTAIN FRANK HURLEY'S First Dramatic Production, "THE JUNGLE WOMAN," "THE JUNGLE WOMAN" «T?HE JUNGLE WOMAN," A British production with British stars. OUR GANG COMEDY, CARTOON, NEWS. . Ring 43-865 for Reserves. TI7HY has her Butler an Oxford accent? "*-"■ Why will she not marry? ' w*° is Mrs. Cheyney?