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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20537, 11 April 1930, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS. THE REGENT. Direction: J. C. Williamson Films, Ltd. Auckland's Pre-eminent Talkie Theatre. 3 SESSIONS DAILY. II A.M.—2.15 P.M.—B P.M. I The Famous Stage Entertainers In Their First Bitr MUSICAL COMEDY Riot. THE DUNCAN SISTERS DUNCAN SISTERS Supported by LAWRENCE GRAY-JED PROUTY ; Star in "Marianne"—of "Broadway Melody Jn Met ro-Goldwyn-Mayer's ALL-TALKING! ALL-SINGING! ALL-DANCING! Musical Comedy Romance. " IT'S A GREAT LIFE," " IT'S A GREAT LIFE" " IT'S A GREAT LIFE," " IT'S A GREAT LIFE." " IT'S A GREAT LIFE." " IT'S A GREAT LIFE," With Magnificent TECHNICOLOUR SEQUENCES Laugh—Cry—and Laugh some more during tho greatest human interest comedy tins theatre has ever shown. Also THE REGENT FEATURETTES. Including, LAUREL AND - HARDY^ The Screen's Funniest Men, in "THE HOOSE GOW." A Feature in Itself! WHITEFORD WAUGH'fI ORCHESTRA RENDERING SELECTIONS FROM "MARITANA." Box Plans at Theatre, Phono 4G-888 and at Lewis Eady, Ltd. COMING SHORTLY! CECIL B. DE MILLE'S " DYNAMITE " " DYNAMITE " The Greatest of all De Mille's Productions. His First TALKING PICTURE! SPORTING. ■yyAiKATO QLUB (INCORPORATED). jypETING, To bo held on THE CLUB'S COURSE, TE RAPA. rpO-MORBOW (SATURDAY), AND jyjONDAY, APRIL H. FIRST RACE STARTS ABOUT 11 OA A.M. EACH DAY. lI.OU SPECIAL TRAIN ARRANGEMENTS FOR ALL DISTRICTS. ADMISSION. f.. d. To Course . •. •- , 2 0 Motor-curs and other Vehicles (other than Alembers'j 2 6 Lawn Enclosure— Gentlemen "In ' Ladies 50 Main entrance to course, first turning to Hamilton side of Vnrden Road. Members please use the road nt northern end of course, where cars may be parked in Members' Car Paddock. All other patrons, please use main entrance. ... , - , , ~ . In order to minimise the risk of accident, car drivers are respectfully requested not to pass cars going in tho same, direction, whether going to or coming from tne 'J'e Ra pa course. Official traffic, inspectors will bo stationed along tho routo and any breach of tho By-laws will be reported to the polico No porson who has at any time since the passing of " The Gaming and Lotteries Amendment, Act, 1908," followed the, occupation of a. bookmaker or bookmaker's dork, no disqualified or undesirable person. Till be admitted to the To Rapa Racecourse during tho Wniknto Racing Club's meeting, and if such person is found on such course ho will bo removed therefrom and prosecuted for trespass. The promotion of sweeps is prohibited and any person infringing this regulation will bo removed from the racecourse and prosecuted. E. H. O'MEARA, Secretary. /yUTUMN RESTING, 1930. A FRIL f 9 ~ND 21. ACCEPTANCES for EASTER. HANDICAP . . Osovb. I' RESIDENT'S HANDICAP 3sovs. BRIGHTON HURDLES .. Csovs. MANGERE STEEPLES .. Isov. ONSLOW STAKES . . . . 2sovs. EDEN HANDICAP . . . . 'Jsova. FINAL PAYMENTS for GREAT NORTHERN CHAMPAGNE STAKES (Sub.) Gsova. GREAT NORTHERN OAKS 'Sub.) . . . . , . osovß. GREAT NORTHERN ST. LEGER (Sub.) . . . . Gsovr, CLOSE TO-DAY (FRIDAY), By FIVE O'CLOCK P.M. I'EES must accompany in each instance. W. S. SPENCE. Secretary. 'PE RAPA Races.—Car. leaving 7.30 a.in. Saturday, XI Return.---Ring 26-167. f PE RAPA Races.—Sedan Car, leaving 7.30 ■ a.m., Saturday. £1 return. OwnerDriver.—Ring 21-132. ' MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS FOR SALE. ARTHUR, BREE Piano Co., Civic -£-V Square.—See These: John Brinsmead, 1' I*2; EaveslalT. £4O; Broad wood (5 rand, XF,O. \ RIHI'R. ALLISON, new condition, little. V. used; mat, £105; owner no further use, accept £50.--Sacrifice, lfll. Hmui.n. A ifl'llUß BREE Piano Co., Civic .x.V .Square, have 50 New, Used PlaycrPiatios. Pianos, to clioope from. A CCESSORIES. Amplifiers. Motors, lermrt arranged; free price list. Repairs and Spare Parts. Phonories. 18. Darby St. ALWAYS the Cheapest House for GramoJ -\ phones. Motors, Spare Parts. Repairs. --(ioodmastor, 355, Upper Queen St. 13ANJO, tenor. Reynolds and Co., Lon- ■' don. i'.'i; Clarinet, B flat, rosewood, used twice, Co. -Orpheus. 350, Hf.hai.d. BROADWOOD, best, model, cost i'li>s. practically new; L-ood rcasbn for selling; accept i'Ss.—Music, 120, HtnAi.n. OKFoRE purchasing, inspect our £lO 13 Cabinet. Gramophones; best value; Garrard motors.—Phonories, If. Darby St. /.J.RAMOPIIONE, table cabinet, new rondition; wonderful tone; with records, fj 17s fid.—-3rd House, Berkley Av.. Homai. 11A MO PHONE, H .M.V., portable, as V-T new, with 12 records; snip. £8 15s. — 47. Bellevuo Rd.. Mt. Eden, opp. Baths. /~\RAMOPHONE and cabinet stand, in splendid order; cont, £3O; owner leaving Auckland, will sacrifice for £lo.—Cabinet, 29L_IlKnAV,ii. PORTABLES or Floor Cabinets; free Records. your old Gramophone part payment; os weekly.—Lyric Talkeries, Symonds Sf._ REPOLDI overs! rung,-tape-check action; 1 bargain, £32 10s, eas;* terms.—Sly's, ML Symonds St. _ \7iOLIN, Hewitt's Fiddle Shop, for all V Instruments, Repairs, Strings, etc.; Rows Reliaired.—62, Pitt. St. X'/jA —English Piano, perfect order; see this outstanding bargain.—Moore's (first, Floor). I (if. Queen St. BECHSTEIN, Horizontal Grand, Boudoir model, polished rosewood case. On view in our window. A bargain, £lO5. Your old piano taken in exchange Terms arranged. KENNETH EADY, LTD., Specialists in Quality Pianos. ■127. Upper Queen St. (Next. Tabernacle). TOILET. KAPO," Rejuvenating Hair Restorer, stops falling hair! Never fails to restore grey hair. Obtainable all Chemists. A PERMANENT Wave of Natural Loveli--£X ness. from il Is.—Madam Tate. Bon Marcho Chambers. Ncwlou. Phone 4G-017.