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Evening Star, Issue 21819, 7 September 1934, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS. mo M DARKNESS TO WORLD GLO HI A REVELATION. To-day the veil is lifted., and the exotic personality whose charm, beauty, and artistry has captured the world is revealed. THE CURTAIN RISES - On ANNA STEN At THE REGENT THE REGENT Direction: J. G. Williamson Picture Corp. ltd. DAILY at 2.15 and 8 p.m. | j Her art was pleasing men—she I ] | j used them for stepping stones || as she climbed from obscurity I j] to fame. . . II : : II 'ANNA STEN , ANNA : STEN ANNA STEN, . • In •* N A If A,’ ■* NA N A.’ - ‘NANA.’ ~ Her heauty made men—even brothers—- ■ betray, each other. ' Supported by PHILLIPS HOLMES, LIONEL ATWILL, RICHARD BENNETT. '"‘NANA.’' ‘NANA.’ ... ,| ; I__ ; II || “ A bravo and rocklcss lady ” ‘jf || Zola’s immortal heroine of the II ■ll boulevards, giving men glorious .j [• ]| moments of laughter and sadness || M| ;. . . revealing the .most appeal- . Ij. II ing romance ever depicted on the II j screen. II H— : / ;■■-—! I A United Artists Picture. ' (Recommended by Censor for Adults.), 11 ■ ASSOCIATE "'FEATURES., !! A New Walt Disney Coloured • || Silly Symphony, ‘THE .GRASS--11 HOPPER AND THE ANTS,’ 11, a ' very beautiful and' clever 11. fantasy. , The second of an amazing series, ) ‘ WITH WILLIAMSON BEII NEATH THE SEA.* I . j | And 1 1 II * CINESOUND NEWS.’ IT ■ |(_ —— -II Box plans at D.I.C. and Theatre. Phone 12-513 (two lines). i niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiirmiiiiiiiiiiiii ntiiiiuii H AYE you paused to consider what is the reason for the unwonted interest taken in our beautiful southern city by prominent single taxers and others from the North Island? Does this ; intense anxiety to,, come dowja and. Teach us how to run ouPeity arise from' purely altruistic motives? Anyhow, can we not. be trusted to run our own affairs? Show that we can by going to the poll and voting against the Rating on Unimproved Value Rating issue.