Page 22 Advertisements Column 5

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20725, 19 November 1930, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS. management of ' lio premier presentation hi lin of the first of their attractions. Aa l lip most daring fig.nro in all mystery fiction, \ " RAFFLES." " RAFFLES." " RAFFLES." Artists Picture.) London's suavn super-criminal, who captivated millions. Now on the Hiispensnfiil dilemmas, exciting encouniia only tho talking picture can. "RAFFLES" gallant, benevolent, a man of honour, the dread of tho underworld and of Scotland Yard alike, to whom no jewels were safe, no safe that could not be. unlocked, an English gentleman—and ft thief. MYSTERY THRILLER! 'l'hey are ntill raving over it as tho Colman lias ever done. AND STILL. RUNNING. FRIDAY. AT THE REGENT THEY AI(E ALREADY BOOKING FAST. •JU-88a) ami at Lewis Eudy, Ltd. Owing to Length of Programme Evening Performance Commences at 7.55. THE REGENT Where Talkies Talk Best. Direction - - J. C. Williamson Films Three Sessions Daily,. .11 a.m., i!. 15 and 7.55 p.m. The Happiest, Cleanest Laugh you've had for a long day. MARION DAVIES "THE GAY NINETIES." " Floradora ' Revived. The old tunes, the old characters, the old dances, a shoal of fun and laughter in thoue bold, bad, charming days. It's Great Fun! Another Wonder Programme. "LAUREL AND HARDY, In " HOG WlLD"—Never have these two idiots been so funny. It's a perfect scream. " ALL RIOT ON THE WESTERN FRONT." A British Picture, faithfully portraying the loyalty, the humanity, the humour of the "Cockney Spirit of the War." You'll laugh! You'l! gasp! IT'S BRITISH RIGHT THROUGH. REGENT POPULAR PRICES: Unres., Is. Is 9d:,Res.. '2s Gd. ."is and 3s Cd. No Estrii Charge For Reserves. Reservations at Theatre (Phone PETER PAN CABARET. Luxury and Refinement. COR. LORNE AND RUTLAND STS. DANCING TO-NIGHT. 8 P.M. TO 12 P.M. 7s Cd DOUBLE Half Price at ICI.iiO p.in. for After Theatre Patrons. Music by the Cabaret Band. The Band That Sets the Standard. All Reservations, Phone 4(1-777. ATHLETIC SPORTS INTER-HOUSE GIRLS. CARLAW PARK. OWING TO THE INCLEMENT WEATHER ON SATURDAY, THE SPORTS WERE POSTPONED UNTIL SATURDAY NEXT. NOVEMBER 22, 2 P.M. ADMISSION, Is. CHILDREN, 6cl. MINIATURE GOLF.

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