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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXV, Issue 19947, 16 May 1928, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS. THE NEW REGENT. The Theatre Magnificent. Direction: J. C. Williamson Films. Continuous Pictures from 11 a.m. Grand Evening Performance at 7.45. LAST TWO DAYS Of " T3EAU Q ABREUR." " XJEAU ©ABREUR." An Answer to " TJEAU n. ESTE " " JL>EAU VJESTE." A Thrilling Romance ot the Burning Sahara Sands. Famous Music Masters. MICHAEL BALFE. Composer of "The Bohemian Girl." With Superb Orchestrations by MAURICE GUTTRIBGE and the Regent Operatic Orchestra, And LESLIE V. HARVEY At the Might* Wurlitzer. REGENT NEWS. CARTOON AND COMEDY LAST TWO MATINEES. Grand "danto. extravaganza. RAND X ANTO. IIiXTRAVAGANZA, " BABES IN THE WOOD," WITH A CAST OF FORTY. COMING FRIDAY NEXT COMING FRIDAY NEXT The Greatest Act on the Screen— EMIL TANNINGS MIL tJ ANNJNGS :Wilf OF ALL FLII:--"The Way of all Flesh" is one of the most Dynamic Pictures of Years. Reservations at Theatre (46-8B8) and at Lewis Eady, Ltd. MUNICIPAL CONCERTS. TOWN HALL, TO-NIGHT. AUCKLAND MUNICIPAL BAND. PROGRAMME:MARCH. "The Staffordshire Knot" • - - • - - Duthoit. OVERTURE. 'The Caliph of Bagdad" - - - - Boieldieu. CORNET SOLO. "Serenade" - Schubert. Soloist. MR. FRED BOWES. SONGS, (a) "If Pure are the Springs of the Fountain" Arne. <b> "Rest Thee. Sad Heart" Del Riego. Vocalist, MISS NELLIE LINGARD. SCENE ESPAGNOLE. "Sevillana"' B«gar. BALLET. "The Dance of the Hours" ("La Gioconda") • Ponchielli. FLUTE SOLO. Seventh Grand Solo ■ • - Krantz. Solois-., MR. HAL C. McLENNAN. INTERMEZZO WALTZ. "Beethoven Echoes' - - Chr. Smith. SONGS, (a) "Alleluia" ■ O'Connor-Morris. (b> "Ka Mate" (Maori War Song) - - Te Rangi Hikiroa. Vocalist. MISS NELLIE LINGARD. RHAPSODY. No. 2 liiszt. OUVERTURE. SOLENNELLE. "1S12" _ Tschaikowski. National Anthem. Conductor • MR. CHRISTOPHER tfMTTH. Accompanist - - - MR. LEO. WHITTAKER. ADMISSION: 6d and Is: Reserves 2s. Booking at Lewis Eady. Ltd. .T S BRIGHAM. Town Oerk. 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