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Evening Star, Issue 22471, 16 October 1936, Page 11

amusements. rUN—FAST AND FURIOUS “ One Rainy Afternoon " will be followed by sunny skies for anyone old enough to laugh . . . and quickly-rising temperatures for anyone young enough to fall in love. . . . THE REGENT THE REGENT Direction; J. C. Williamson Picture Corp. Ltd. 2.15 TO-DAY 8 p.m. PICKFORD-LASKY Productions Present A GAY RAINBOW OF LOVE AND LAUGHTER. ‘ONE RAINY AFTERNOON’ ‘ONE RAINY AFTERNOON’ ‘ONE RAINY AFTERNOON’ II II II II ■lll ill 11 I FRANCIS LEDERER Roland Young Out of the storm . . . right into a downpour of trouble! All because he gave a pretty girl —but the wrong girl—a kiss in the dark . ._. that brings complications galore . . . hilarious situations, thunderous echoes of laughter and a hurricane of fun. . . . LTJPTNO Hugh Herbert A United Artists Release. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) I With Our Usual Unsurpassed Associate Items, Including Walt Disney’s Silly Symphony, •BROKEN TOYS.’ THE REGENT ORCHESTRA. Overture, * SHOW BOAT.’ Plans D.I.C. and Theatre, phone 12-513.

‘VIENNA CALLS’ YOU TO THE CARNIVAL IN HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE (Proprietor: Sir Benjamin Fuller) And ADJOINING HALLS. Sone and Dance Scenas, Review and Bright Sketches, Games Galore in the Amusement Park. Lavishly Decorated Gift Stalls. Refreshment Room, Milk Bars. COME TO-NIGHT AVOID THE CRUSH TO-MORROW (SAT URDAY). The Carnival will be Open TO-MORROW Afternoon, when Admission will be FREE. rfOWN HALL CONCERT chamber SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 8 p.m. GRAND CONCERT . . . BY PUPILS OF KING’S HIGH SCHOOL, ....... . ~ ... Assisted by . Such Well-known Artists as ARTHUR MACDONALD, CECILIA TRIO, JOHN ' KENNEDY, THE DUNEDIN REPERTORY SOCIETY Will present ‘THE SHADOW OF THE GLEN’ (Mr (J. M Synce), THE SCHOOL CHOIR (80 Voices). TYROLESE YODELLING. ,C. ROY SPACEMAN’S ORCHESTRA. BOX PLANS BEGG’S. ADMISSION: Circle and Orch. Stalls, Adults 2s, Pupils of Any School Is; Back Stalls, Adults Is, Children 6d. .-Plan and Day Sales from Midday Saturday, Hayman’s, the Octagon.