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Evening Star, Issue 21009, 25 January 1932, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS. ARLISS THE- MILLIONAIRE. Arliss the richest man in the world! Picture Arliss in such a rolo . . . playing his first modern role with humour and gaiety, you never would have suspected • . . play* mg it as only Arliss can, and bringing infinite joy for every member of every family! rjiHE REGENT ' Supremo in Sight and Sound. Direction J. C. Williamson Films. 2.15 p.ra. - TWICE DAILY - 8.0 p.m. GEORGE . ARLISS ! GEORGE ARLISS GEORGE ARLISS In His First Modern Role. HE’S AS DIFFERENT FROM THE ARLISS YOU’VE KNOWN AS THE dual PERSONALITIES OF the CHARACTER HE PORTRAYS MILLIONAIRE BY NIGHT, LABOURER BY DAY! AND LOVABLE .EVERY MINUTE HE’S ON THE SCREEN YOU’LL LAUGH LOUDER THAN YOU’VE EVER LAUGHED BEFORE! •THE *T H E •THE •T H E •T H E •T H E •T H E •T H E .‘T H E •T H E .*T H E •T H E •T H E •THE •T H E MIL L I 0 MIL L I 0 MILLIO MILLIO MILLIO MILLIO MILLIO MILLIO MILLIO MILLIO MILLIO MILLIO MILLIO MILLIO MILLIO N A I R E.’ NAIRE.’ N A I R E.’ NAIRE.’ N A I R E.’ NAIRE.’ NAIRE.’ NAIRE.’ NAIRE.’ NAIRE.’ NAIRE.’ NAIRE.’ NAIRE.’ NAIRE.’ NAIRE,’ Box Plans at “The Regent ’’ (phone 12-513—two lines) and at Bristol. ..•'—after all, there’s only one ‘ Grand.’ ” IJIHE GRAND 'HOTEL. QUICK AND SNAPPY COMPETITION. A.M.B. A.M.B, A.M.B. What Slogan, do these Three Letters Represent? No Entry Fee. Drop your Guesses in at the Grand Hoipe Supply Store, Princes street. FIRST CORRECT LETTER OPENED, £1 Is,’ v SECOND CORRECT LETTER OPENED,. 103 6d. Competition Closes on 30th INST. Winners announced FEBRUARY 1. LECTURES. SOCIETY OF AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND, In conjunction with the / lEDIN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. LECTURE will be delivered in the Concert Chamber, Town- Hall, on 3DAY EVENING, January 26th, at 8. irer, Professor D. B. Copland, M.A., . professor of Commerce, University of mrne. Subject, ‘How Australia is mg'the Depression.* Admission, is, to y expenses.