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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXXV, Issue 12965, 14 September 1936, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS —— REGENT Tlie Theatre of Distinction. NOTE COMMENCING HOURS. Mondays to Thursdays: 2 &8. Fridays': 2, 5 & 8.15. Saturdays: 10.30, 2, 5 & 8. NOW SHOWING —— “THE UNGUARDED HOUR” yNGUARDED HOUR” with LORETTA YOUNG FRANCHOf TONE ROLAND YOUNG LEWIS ©TONE Also - “THICKER THAN WATER” With LAUREL & HARDY Itegent News Service includes Remarkable Scenes of the HYDE PARK REVOLVER INCIDENT “POLO,” Peto ’‘Smith’s Sports Film. (Renommeudcd by Censor for Aaultß) COMMENCING TO-MORROW: A musical production in the ||| best sense of the words. This |H picture (which is somewhat gig similar in type to, though an |S| improvement on, pa Time”) is of a quality which W makes most of the musical ||f| productions of the past seem ie| like circus band performances. Tho most famous conductor of our time SIR THOMAS =— SIR THOMAS—^ — SIR THOMAS BEECHAM BEECHAM and the LONDON PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA With such pre-eminent London stars as

VICTORIA HOPPER STEPHEN HAGGARD LIANE HAID—JOHN LODER This life anti love story of MOZART is unfolded with authentic detail and sincerity. All the haunting melodies from his operas, “The Marriage of Figaro” and “The Magic Flute” interpreted by SIR THOMAS BEECH AM AND THE LONDON PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA whose masterly handling ni the choral sequences and the inspired music of the genius MOZART is— A CHALLENGE TO YOUR APPRECIATION OF THE GREATEST GIFT OF GEMJUS beautiful music. Produced by Basil Dean. Released by Associated British Films. (Approved for TDidversa! Exhibition)

The liardships and trials of the early Rugby players were referred to by Alt Peter Anderson, a' South],and Rugby veteran, at the Star Football Club’s smoke concert. “We had tfio sheds or showers hi' those days, ’ ’ he said. ‘ 'And if we wanted a rub down after training, it wasn’t a towel wo used. Wo were lucky if we had an o’d bag for a rub down.”