AMUSEMENTS. Owing io length of programme, .MATINEE DAILY, 2 P.M., EVENING SESSION, 7.40 PROMPT. rjp 0 E REGENT The House with the Perfect Talkies. Direction J. C. Williamson Filtm Managing Director Beaumont Smith MATINEE DAILY, AT 2 (Same Big Show as at Night). TO-NIGHT. 7.40. TO-NIGHT, 7.40 A Veritable Mammoth Programme. 2—MIGHTY TALKIE PICTURES—2 The First of the New Pathe Super-specials, Exclusive to The Regent, ‘ STRANGE CARGO.’ ‘ STRANG 1 '"’ARGO.’ ‘STRANGE CARGO.’ ‘STRANGE CARGO.’ ‘STRANGE CARGO.’ Screening at 3.35 and 9.15. An All-talking Mystery Drama. MURDER! Swift—surprising—out of the darkness of the wishing seas—by an unknown hand. A merry yachting party sailing serenely—then—from out ol the luminous darkness a bloody hand _ WHO KILLED SIR RICHARD BARCLAY ? Was it man, woman, dr —devil? Ihe most baffling and amazing mystery the screen has ever seen or heard. But as tense and gripping as the mystery is, there is nothing repulsive or horrible —nothing that need terrify anyone. OVER HALF THE CAST ARE FROM THE ENGLISH STAGE—HEAR PERFECJ ENGLISH FRODUCED WITH PERFECT CLARITY. Also, NANCY CARROLL, GARY COOPER, In 'THE SHOPWORN ANGEL,’ Sciccning at 2.19 and 7.49. A Part Dialogue Talkie, with a beautiful musical and sound synchronisation, presented as only the Regent can. This is to notify all and sundry that this picture has not been cut. The artistic, problematical ending is just as completed by the producer. Reservations at Theatre (phone 12-512), The Bristol, and at the Kiwi Cycle Shop, Cargill’s Corner. MOTHERS— See the show in comfort at The Regent. Attend the Matinee and Leave Babv with the nurse in the FREE BABY CRECHE. SPECIAL TO CHILDREN. WATCH THIS SPACE TO-MORROW! TO-MORROW! Q II AJN D A N D P LA Z A (Best and Most). 2 p.m.—Two Sessions Daily—7.3o p.m. BIG DOUBLE-FEATURE OFFERING. REGINALD DENNY in ‘HIS LUCKY DAY.’ EIGHT REELS OF MATCHLESS Thrills, Romance, and Humour in Denny s Latest Comedy. Also Showing: ‘ THE INSEPAR A BEES,’ 100 PER CENT’. ENGLISH QUOTA PICTURE, • Starring Annette Benson. WATCH OUT FOR THE AMATEUR VAUDEVILLE TRIALS SOON. ST. PAUL’S LADIES’ GUILD. ANNUAL B A " A A R, Schoolroom, Stuart street, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, 23rd and 24th. To be opened by His Worship the Mayor on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, 2.30. Entertainment each evening by Sunday School children. Afternoons Free, Evening 6d. CALEDONIAN FAIR PORT CHALMERS GARRISON HALL. SALE OF WORK, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24th and 25th Afternoons, from 2.30, Free; Evenings 7.30, 6d admission. The .various stallstocked with Drapery, Fancy Goods, Pro duce, etc Competitions. Quoits. Xmas Tree. THURSDAY EVENING, Dunedin Highland Pipe Band. FRIDAY, Revellers’ Orchestra. Grand concert and dance win be held in Upper Junction School TOMORROW i Thursday; NIGHT; excellent programme; Corporation bus leaves Normanby at 7.40 p.m., fare Is return. SHOWS. TAIERI AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. /iftTH ANNUAL SHOW, 01/ RECREATION GROUNDS, OUT RAM. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1929. ENTRIES CLOSE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1929. Schedules on application to JOHN WILLIAMSON, Secretary, Church street, Mosgiel. 70 LET. TO LET, JAMIESON’S ■BUILDINGS. Stuart street, ROOMS at present occupied by Mr G. A. Waghorae; available for letting about November 20th.-Apply Trustees, Executors Co., 45 Bond street. TO LET, Rough-cast Bungalow, 5 rooms, kitchenette; immediate possession. Apply 51 Maitland street. mo LET, 2 or 3 superior Rooms. —Apply JL 85 Manor place. TO LET, Two large Furnished Front Rooms; practically sole use kitchenette; handy Cargill's Corner; £1 weekly.— 29, ‘ Star.’ mo LET Gain Forwarding Co. Remove JL your Furniture means safety and economy. Office, 22 Bond street LET, 4-roomed House; all enccs; 25s per week.—2s t. N.E.V. conveniDalmcny TiO LET; 2 Furnished Front Rooms, St. Kilda, handy tram, beach; use conveniences; no objection one child.--55, * Star.’ O LET, High street, Comfortably furnished Flat, 3 rooms and sun balcony ; telephone and every modern con venience; 3min from city.—Apply Park, Reynolds, Ltd. mo LETT Macau drew Bay, Five-roomed JL Furnished Bungalow; electric, plug for iron, hot water; buses pass door; reference.—lo 3, ‘ Star ’ Office. NITURE REMOVED BY RAIL, ROAD, OR SEA. t PACKERS. good siOEiGE JRY FORWARDING COMPANY, LIMITED. Office 7 Crawford street, os: 12-304; after 5 p.m., 11-128. IT2RNITURE REMOVALS. CjEE US as to the Best and Cheapest O Wa.v to Remove Your Furniture by Road, Rail, or Sea. ONLY EXPERIENCED UNSURPASSED Write, phone, or cal! MEN EMPLOYED STORAGE. THE NEW ZEALAND EXPRESS CO. LIMITED P O Bon 300 Telephone 11-619 TO LET, D FOR REMOVALS ANYWHERE, UR UP TO-DATE M“TOR FURN’ TURE VANS. Careful Experienced Men, Special Discount for Cash. Book Early. CRUST AND CRUST, 20 Manse street.
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Evening Star, Issue 20313, 23 October 1929, Page 11
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