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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXI, 11 August 1928, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS EMPIRE THEATRE Direction Fullor-Hayward Theatres. The House of Big Attractions. TO-NIGHT > —at 8— TO-NIGHT DOUBLE STAR PROGRAMME 1.-BEBE DANIELS 2.—LEWIS STONE in also in “SWIM GIRL, SWIM” “LONESOME LADIES” “SWIM GIRL, SWIM” “LONESOME LADIES” Also featuring Gertrude Ederle, the A snappy comedy, full of parties, first woman to swim the English pranks and play; also featuring ChanneL/A gay comedy of College days. Anna Q. Nilsson. Good supports and Empire Orchestra. Prices: D.C. 2/-; Stalls 1/C; Children fld (Stalls). Ring 180 for reserves. Monday and Tuesday: Lon Chaney in “The Unknown,” and Alec B. Francis in “The* Mus ic Master.”

‘REGENT” (THE THEATRE DISTINCTIVE) Direction . J. C. WlHiamson and E. Nordon. DOUBLE STAR PROGRAMME. THE BEST IN TOWN. —NO. 1— —NO. 2 . ADOLPHE MENJOU CULLEN LANDIS and and ALICE JOYCE EVA NOVAK in in ACE OF CADS” ‘‘THE DIXIE FLYER” ACE OF CADS” “THE DIXIE FLYER” A glittering production of London The greatest railroad picture ever A truly wonderful produced. Thrills, excitement, and and Paris life, film. News and Cartoon supports. smashes. See the train come to a sudden end at 70 miles an hour. Prices 2/- and 1/C. Ring 1102 for reserves.

THEATRE ROYAL Direction Fuller-Eayward Theatres. TO-NIGHT —at 8— TO-NIGHT GRAND TWO STAR PROGRAMME I.—ROD LA ROCQUE ' 2. GEORGE in and in O’HARA “BACHELOR BRIDES” “CALIFORNIA OR BUST” “BACHELOR BRIDES" “CALIFORNIA OR BUST” A superb comedy with a background A story of modern romance and adof deep mystery and drama. venture on the historic Santa Fe trail. Splendid supporting programme. Usual prices. ’Phone 18G for reserves.

AT THE REGENT Direction J. C. Williamson and E. Norden. MONDAY, 13th NEXT—WEDNESDAY, loth. ' MONDAY, 13th NEXT—WEDNESDAY, 15th. MONDAY, 13th NEXT—WEDNESDAY, 15th. FRESH FROM THE CONTINENT. FRESH FROM THE CONTINENT. DAISY HALL DAISY HALL NEW ZEALAND’S ONE AND ONLY COLORATURA SOPRANO In a wonderful programme » Have you heard the works of the great blasters, with true interpretations that make one thrill, that can make one weep, that can give one joy? Have you heard those little songs that Mother used to sing, those that touch the soul. Hear your own .golden throated soprano with a voice that measures the highest notes and the sweetness of the flute when all that is beautiful in music is realised. Prices: ,5/- (plus tax), and 3/- (plus tax) reserves; 2/- unreserved. Special concessions for Students. , ' Box plan now open at Begg’s. Touring Manager , J. E. Win Sloe.

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