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m^ . PLANS at D.I.Q. or SESSIONS: I' '- - ■"■■ l;" I 2.0 p.m. and 8.0 p.m. REGENT ™«*™ Shoppy Session IL ■■■ -1 (44-144) 5.0 p.m. GIVING A BRILLIANT AND MEMORABLE PERFORMANCE! CHARLES LAUGHTON CHARLES LAUGHTON Here is the Laughton you've alwiiys wanted to see in a role overshadowing even such portrayals as "Captain Bligll" . . . "Henry VIII" . . . "Buggies" —living—-laughing—human—sweeping you in the twinkling of an eye from sublime comedy to tragedy. I "ST. MARTIN'S LANE" With Played against the background o£ Lon- _________ j _ __^_j don itself, a story of hopes and heartVlVliiiJN JjJidVjrXl breaks, humour and tragedy, that Chosen above all for the coveted role throbs to the rhythm o£ the world's of "Scarlet o'llara" in "Gone With greatest metropolis—London! the Wiud." REX HARRISON LARKY ADLER PLUS: THE REGENT'S OUTSTANDING ASSOCIATE PROGRAMME. AN ACTION PICTURE RELEASE. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) T-I-V-O-L-I-TONIGHT, TOMORROW, AND MONDAY. j SPENCER TRACY—JOAN CRAWFORD ' j (Approved for Universal Exhibition) And "ESCAPE FROM YESTERDAY" 9 (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) AKIM TAMIROFF—FRANCES FARMER Screening Times: 7.0, Shorts; 7.45, "Mannequin"; 9.30, "Escape from Yesterday." * TELEPHONE 43-968 PRICES 1/6, 1 A SPECIAL CHILDREN'S MATINEE TOMORROW, 1.45 EDITH FELLOWES in "THE-LITTLE ADVENTURESS." RICHARD DIX in "DEVIL'S PLAYGROUND" CARTOONS, COMEDIES, AND EPISODE 2 OF "ACE DRUMMOND." SOCCER ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL SOCCER BASIN RESERVE TOMORROW! TOMORROW! CHAMPIONSHIP FIXTURE: WATERSIDE v. HOSPITAL No. 2 groundman AWATU (Holders Brown Shield) '.v,■ ' ■ \ ■ WELLINGTON JNTER-HOUSE} REPS. KICK-OFF 2.45 p.m. CURTAIN-RAISERS at 1.15 p.m. ADMISSION (including Stand): ON H'SHILLING. W. J. AROUS, Secretary VVJPJL FOOTBALL" THRILLS] THE PACE IS ON! TOMORROWS MAIN ATTRACTION CHAMPIONSHIP RUGBY-SECOND ROUND COMMENCES. ANOTHER CHALLENGE TO THE LEADERS. WELLINGTON v. 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