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Evening Star, Issue 20019, 9 November 1928, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS. ANOTHER REGENT INNOVATION—THE LATEST IN AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PRESENTATION—THE REGENT STAGE BAND. SPECIAL NOTE.-Owing to tho Great Length ami Variety of This Evening’s Entertainment, tho Performance will Commence at 7.40 o'clock. REG EN T THEA THE ‘‘Setting the Standard and Maintaining It." Direction J. C. Williamson Films, Managing Director, Beaumont Smith. BIG PICTURE MATINEE DAILY, at 2.15. THE REGENT'S NEW POLICY: ‘■A SUPERB COMBINATION OF STAGE AND SCREEN ENTERTAINMENT." STAGE BAND PRESENTATION. First Spectacular Production. •DANCING DAYS,’ •DANCING DAYS,’ WITH a MAGNIFICENT ‘DANCING DAYS,’ “DANCING DAYS,’ CAST OF THIRTY. I. ‘THE RAG, DOLL'. Stage Baud and Dob Ballet. 2 ‘RAMONA Stage Band Vole., and Tango. 3, ‘HELLO. Clli’lE Mildred Nicol ami Stage Band. 4. ‘SIDE BY SIDE ' Zotla and Corps do Ballet. 5! ‘CRAZY WORDS. CRAZY TUNE; , ~ ‘ Sainm. Porter and Lucille Came (from 1a...- Royal, Sydney). 6. ‘DOWN KENTUCKY WAY' ... Whirlwind Acrobatic Dancing Finale. And Introducing Mr NEVILLE KAVBLL, the Regents Now Musical Director, from A Dnmy Lane, London, and-J. C. Williamson Productions (‘Rose Mane, etc.). AND ON THE SCREEN: CHESTER CONKLIN AND GEORGE BANCROFT In ‘TELL IT TO SWEENEY.’ \ Rollicking Rems nee of Roystering Railroaders that Runs Way Ahead of ' ‘ 13 Schedule for Laughs. FLORENCE VIDOR in THE MAGNIFICENT FLIRT.' The Beautiful Star .a Another Bewitching Comedy Role. HEAVY BOOKING. RESERVE NOW AT THEATRE (Phones 12-512 and 12-513) or BRISTOL.

TO-MORROW NIGHT, AT 8, gU It IN' s II AL L mi G. W. JOHNSTONE Presents A Fine Programme of Soil}.’ and Choral Work. B—SUPERB SCHUBERT SONGS—B, 6—INTERESTING CHOIR ITEMS-6. Como and Hear Miss BEATRICE SPROSTON Sing the Magnificent ‘Erl King' ami 'The Young Nun.’ Come and Hear Miss EVA SCOTT Sin" Schubert’s Sunniest Song, ‘ln Springtime. You will not forget it. Como and Hear Miss DOROTHY SKINNER Sing ‘Thou Art My Peace,’ described as one of the most Spiritual Flights in Song. Also, Many Young Singers of Interest. Admission to All Parts of the Hall, Two Shillings. Book at Tho Bristol.

ELECTION NOTICES. HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE. Proprietors, Sir Benjamin ami Mr John Fuller. SATURDAY, 10th NOVEMBER, At 8 p.m., THE RIGHT HON. SIR JOSEPH WARD, LEADER OF THE UNITED PARTY, WILL ADDRESS THE ELECTORS. HIS WORSHIP THE MAYOR, W. B. TAVERNER, ESQ., WILL PRESIDE. ALL RESERVED SEATS ISSUED BY REQUEST TO PROMINENT CITIZENS MUST BE OCCUPIED BEFORE 7.30 P.M. Theso'Tickcts must be Presented at Side Door. C II A L M E K S. M R N 0 R M A N 11. C A M P J! K i. 1., LABOUR CANDIDATE, WILL ADDRESS THE ELECTORS lu the CORONATION HALL, MOSGJEL, TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT, At 8 o’clock. COME AND HEAR THE OFFICIAL LABOUR CANDIDATE.

DUNEDIN CENTRAL ELECTORATE. Mil J. 110I31XS0N, LABOUR CANDIDATE FOR DUNEDIN CENTRAL, Will ADDRESS THE ELECTORS In the CAVERSIIAM METHODIST CHURCH HALL, Main road, Cavorsham, TO NIGHT (FRIDAY), NOVEMBER 9, At 8 o’clock. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 12: MACANDREW BAY HALL, at 7 p.m. GLENOAIRN HALL, TOMAHAWK, At 8.15 p.m. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15: CAMERON HALL, SILVERTON STREET, ANDERSON’S BAY. ELECTION NOTICE. Mil J; W. MUX.RO, LABOUR CANDIDATE FOR DUNEDIN NORTH, Will address tho Electors as under:— TO-NIGHT.—FORESTERS’ HALL, Upper Albany street. TO-MORROW (SATURDAY). - ALBANY STREET SCHOOL. Along with Mr K. HARRISON, Labour Candidate for Dunedin West: MONDAY.—In FINE HILL SCHOOL. TUESDAY.—At Combined Meeting of all the Labour Candidates in the PRINCESS THEATRE. M E. G. S, THOMSON, LIBERAL-LABOUR CANDIDATE FOR DUNEDIN NORTH, Will ADDRESS the Electore: TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY), AT WOODHAUGH MISSION. HALL, 7. LEITH VALLEY SCHOOL, 8.15. Ladies Specially Invited.