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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20760, 31 December 1930, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS. WHOOPEE!!! The whole town's making Whoopee at Tne Regent. Yet again last night hundreds were turned away. Packed Houses Day and Night raving over it. Book your Seats for either Matinee or Evening, it costs no more. YOU MUST SEE IT • AT LEAST ONCE. THERE'S NO BIGGER SHOW IN TOWN! - THE REGENT N.Z.'s Pre eminent Tt.lkie Theatre. Direction . .. J. C. Williamson Films THREE SESSIONS DAILY: 11, 2.15 AND 8. The World's Greatest Picture! EDDIE CANTOR EDDIE CANTOR EDDIE CANTOR In M WHOOPEE." " WHOOPEE." "WHOOPEE." You have never Been anything greatei on Stage or Screen. BOOKINGS HEAVIER EVERY DAY! Reservations at Theatre (Phono 46-888). PRICES OF ADMISSION: Res., 2/G, 3/6 and 4/-, Unres., 1/6 and 2/(Plus Tax). Children Half-price Day Sessions Only. Phone Bookings not kept after 7.45. i'OU MAY RESERVE FOR MATINEE. Adults: 2/-. 2/6. Child. 1/-, I' 6 (Plus Tax) POSITIVELY NO FREE LIST. Please. Don't Ask! "THE NEW MOON." Finish 1930 happily by enjoying a happy night at His Majesty's Theatre with J. C. Williamson's Company in their brilliant production of the delightful musical comedy triumph "The New Moon," unquestionably the best, brightest, most tuneful, most gorgeously mounted and most humorous musical play ever staged in Auckland. LAST THREE NIGHTS OF "THE NEW MOON." FINAL "NEW MOON" MATINEE. TO-MORROW (THURSDAY), AT 2 (NEW YEAR'S DAY). Special Matinee Prices: D.C. and R.S., Gs; Stalls, 4s; Gallery. Is 6d. Early Door Gallery, Gd Extra. Children Half-price to D.C. aud Front and Back Stalls. Gallery, Is. All Prices Plus Tax. HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Direction: J. C. Williamson (N.Z.). Ltd. A PERFECT PRODUCTION. TO-NIGHT AT 8. AND FOLLOWING TWO NIGHTS. FINAL MATINEE TO-MORROW AT 2. J. C WILLIAMSON. LTD., Present the stupendous Drury Lane Musical Comedy Triumph, "THE NEW MOON," "THE NEW MOON," "THE NEW MOON," By Author of 11 The Desert Song" and " The Student Prince." Full of colour, life, thrills, lovely music, and clever and original Comedy. 100 ARTISTS 100 Including: Romola Hanvm, Sidney Burchell, Herbert Browne. Leo Darnton._ Bernard Manning, John Ralston, Don Nicol. Amy Rochelle, Dulcie Davenport. Sydney Wheeler and Jim Gorald. The Queen of Comic Operas. NEXT SATURDAY AFTERNOON AND NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT, AND FOUR SUBSEQUENT EVENINGS. J. C. Williamson's 1930 tip-to-dale Spectacular Production of the exquisite Comic Opera. "THE BELLE OF YORK." "THE BELLE OF NEW YORK." Staged with New and Magnificent Scenery and Costumes, and Presented by-an Incomparable Cast of Characters, including Leslie Holland in his inimitable portrayal of Ichabod Bronson. Plnns for the Season are Now Open at Lewis Eady, Limited. Prices: D.C. and R.S., 83: Stalls. 4s; Gallery, Is fid. Early Door Stalls and Gallery, Is extra. ' All Prices Plus Amusement Tax. MANAGER: JOHN FARRELL. LUNA NEW PARK. LUNA YEAR'S PARK. LUNA EVE. PARK. THIS AFTERNOON— 2.30 and 7.30 TO-NIGHT NEW YEAR" REVELS. NEW YEAR REVELS. NEW YEAR REVELS. Spend the Inst of the dying year and welcome with a spirit of hopefulness the coming Year. Luna Park is the ideal place to farewell the Old Year, and give :i bright greeting to the New Year TEN THOUSAND TEN THOUSAND TEN THOUSAND Patrons visited the Park last New Year's Eve. This year we can provide accommodation. Fun. Pleasure and Happiness for TWENTY THOUSAND. TWENTY THOUSAND. TWENTY THOUSAND. Trnnsporn arrangements have been made for a full and sufficient supply of Trnms to every Suburb after the New Year Festivities close. ALL OTITKR SHOWS CLOSF, AT II P.M. LUNA PARK LUNA PARK IS OPEN UNTIL AFTER MIDNIGHT, So whatever Show you visit end the night, and tho Year, in Gladness at the Park. NO ADVANCE IN PRICES. Admission' Adults, fid; Children, 3d. FREE ADMISSION With Concession Cards, giving a Ride on Every Fun Device. Adults, 3s; Children, Is fid. Take Id Bus from Queen Street. CHURCH NOTICES. jg APTI S, T TABERNACL E. TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY), At 11 o'clock. WATCH NIGHT SERVICE. Preacher: REV. JOSEPH W. KEMP. Q T. M A T T H E W ' S, O WELLESLEY STREET. WATCH NIGHT SERVICE, 11.15 P.M. Address By , CANON GRANT COWEN. NEW YEAR'S DAY (Jan. 1). HOLY COMMUNION. 10.30 a.m. THOROUGHBREDS FOR SALE. TO TROTTING MEN.—For sale, Chestnut X (jelding, oyrs, maiden, pacer fullbrother to Benefice, which holds ' record Epsom course, mile nnd a-half, 3m 20 l-ss, or will lenso to capable man. Apply. FORSYTH, 20, TVwit Road, Onehunga. SEVERAL well-bred 8-year-olds, halfbrother and half-sister to Carmel; others equally well bred.—A. Cameron, Claudelands THOROUGHBREDS WANTED. "W ANTED to Lease.-—Thoroughbred T » Racehorse for 3 years, in training, good training assured.—Carbine, 973. Herald. Hamilton,