The REGENT TO-NIGHT MON. TUBS. THE FIRST DANCING musical m ioo%: NEW TECHNTCOLUIIR, (As used in. the experimental film, “La Cucaracha.”) GLORIOUSLY BEAUTIFUL! THRILLINGLY ROMANTIC ! SCREAMINGLY FUNNY! “DANCING PIRATE’’ “DANCING PIRATE” With STEFFI DUNA . . Wearing gorgeous gowns, singing and dancing her way through a glorious setting. FRANK MORGAN CHARLES COLLINS The new dancing sensation stolen from the stage to dazzle you. ALL THE BEAUTY, LIFE AND NOVELTY OF A MUSICAL SHOW GLOWING IN NATURE’S CONVINCING HUES AND TINTS!— GIRLS IN THEIR FULL LOVELINESS IN THE GLORY OF FLESH AND BLOOD WARMTH. Also on the Same Programme: In a Death Defying Aerial Drama: (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition)., A KALEIDOSCOPIC , j SPECTACLE Also W Same Programme: RICHARD DIX In a Death Defying Aerial Drama: “DEVIL’S SQUADRON” -(Both Approved for Universal Exhibition). See Page B—Special Advertisement.
RAILWAY NOTICES Safety Ccmfcrt £cwc»y JJEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS WHANGAREI RACES AT MAIR sth and 7th NOVEMBER, 1936 . DAY EXCURSION TICKETS, available for return on day of issue only, will be issued to Mair from Auckland and intermediate stations direct line of route by special trains on sth and 7th November. > * SPECIAL EXCURSION TICKETS, available for return until 9th November, 1936, will be issued as follows; TO MAIR from Auckland and intermediate stations on direct line of route on sth and 7th November by trains due to arrive Mair not later than 11.46 a.m. each day. - • TO WHANGAREI from Opua, Okaihau and intermediate stations on ,sth and 7th November, by trains due to arrive Whangarei not later than 1.25 p.m. each day. TRAIN ARRANGEMENTS On THURSDAY sth.and SATURDAY 7th November, special train leaves Auckland for Mair at 6.45 a.m., Newmarket 6.54, Helensville 8.18, Tahekeroa 8.45, Wellsford 9.28, Maungaturoto 10.16, Whangarei 11.39, arriving Mair 11.46 a.m. Return train leaves Mair at 5.30 p.m., Whangarei 5.45 p.m., Auckland arrive 10.51 p.m. These trains will stop for passengers only at Newmarket Jn., Mt. 1 Eden, Avondale, Henderson, WaiI mauku, Helensville, Tahekeroa, Kaipara Flats, Wellsford, Maungaturoto and Whangarei. The usual 9.0 a.m. Opua'-Auckland express will stop at Mair to set down passengers. Special passenger trains, stopping at all stations if required for passengers, will leave Whangarei 5.0 p.m., Mair 5.42, Hikurangi 6.15, Hukerenui 6.41, Otiria 7.40, arriving Opua 8.13 p.m. On sth November, a train, stopping at all stations, leaves Whangarei 6.15 p.m., Waiotira Jn. 7.36, arriving Maungaturoto 8.39 p.m. On 7th November, a train stopping at all stations leaves Whangarei 6.15 p.m., Waiotira Jn. 7.10, arriving Maungaturoto 8.0 p.m. On 7th November the usual 1.30 p.m. Whangarei-Maungaturoto train will NOT run. On 7th November usual 6.0 p.m. Whangarei-Portland and 6.30 p.m. Portland-Whangarei trains will NOT run. For further particulars see handbill or inquire at stations. 6 336
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Northern Advocate, 31 October 1936, Page 12
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