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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXX, 26 March 1936, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS, ETC. 1 v REGENT THEATRE * TO-NIGHT AND FRIDAY MATINEE 2.30 FRIDAY O-O-O-H-H-H THE FUN YOU’RE GOING TO HAVE ZASU PITTS ZASU PITTS HUGH O’CONNELL HUGH O’CONNELL In the brilliant satire on “G” men films. A perfect panic of laughter with the new scream mates in YOU’LL CRY LAUGHING GREAT. GRAND, GAY COMEDY (Programme approved for Universal Exhibition) SATURDAY SATURDAY OUT OF THE SHADOWS OF THE ’FRISCO FOG COMES A RARE TALE OF MYSTERY AND RAFFLING INTRIGUE IN “CHINATOWN SQUAD” : “CHINATOWN SQUAD” “CHINATOWN SQUAD” “CHINATOWN SQUAD” 'There’s a thrill-a-minute when the 'Squad goes into action. ADOPT THE HAPPY SLOGAN “REGENTISE YOUR ENTERTAINMENT” LAST NIGHT’S BIG HOUSE LAUGHED ITSELF HOARSE AT THIS GREAT COMEDY! WILL ROGERS in the cleverest, brightest comedy ANNE SHIRLEY WILL ROGERS romance of the dav—a. picture of ANNE SHIRLEY WILL ROGERS splendid action and good clean fun. ANNE SHIRLEY “STEAMBOAT ROUND THE BEND” “STEAMBOAT ROUND THE BEND” (Approved for Universal Exhibition) Direction: Amalgamated ...Kill Sessions Theatres, Ltd. THE STATE Daily at 2.30 and 8. AND LOOK WHAT’S COMING ON SATURDAY! A new juvenile whose capers will set you roaring . _ . she runs away with the picture . . . an astounding performance. CHILDREN! JANE WITHERS JANE WITHERS in “GINGER!” “GINGER!” Remember her with Shirley 'Temple in “Bright Eyes”—now she stars on her own—and what | a riotous success. A PICTURE FOR YOUNG AND OLD. Programme approved for L OSf~AN DFOU ND “ I You must see “Ginger" on | ] Saturday—and also I | THE NEW SERIAL | “CALL OF THE SAVAGE” I “CALL OF THE SAVAGE” j “CALL OF THE SAVAGE” I 12 chapters of blazing adventure | and thrills! Amazing jungle ) scenes! Stirring battles with I wild animals! Terrifically ex- | | • citing! | | SATURDAY AT 2.30. | Universal Exhibition. TO LET

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