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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21076, 9 January 1932, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. THE MOST COMPLETELY SATISFIED AUDIENCE THAT THIS THEATRE EVER HELD ATTENDED LAST NIGHT'S PREMIERE: OF THIS GREAT PICTURE. THE REGENT. N.Z.'s Pre-eminent Talkie Theatre. Direction: J. C. Williamson Films. Managing Director: Beaumont Smith. 11 a.m. The haunting sorrow of this girl whose love was too great to keep her bruised and battered heart from bursting • . . HELD THE FULL HOUSE BREATHLESS WITH SUSPENSE. The Soul Conquering Love of the bewildered boy ... in the midst of death, desolation and destruction . . GRIPPED THEM WITH PROFOUND EMOTION. "WATERLOO "WATERLOO "WATERLOO rYf\n B R I D G E." B R I D G E" B R I D G E." (Recommended for Adults.) From Robert E. Sherwood's dramatic Success, produced by Universal Films. There were tears for its sadness . . . singing hearts for its courage, and joy in its power to entertain. SEE IT AND BE GLAD. HERE ARE THE PLAYERS: MAE CLARKE—KENNETH DOUGLASS. FREDERIC KERR DORIS LLOYD. If you only see one picture a year— Then this year let it be—" Waterloo Bridge." Brilliant Supporting Programme. Includes an Australian Gazette and Four Reels of Laughter with Slim Summerville and His Sergeant in Make Your Reservations Early at the Regent's New Prices. Good Seals Nightly at Is, Is 6d. Reserves from 2s (Plus Tax). Box Plans at Theatre (Phone 46-888). Reserve for To-day's Matinee. FRIDAY NEXT— Glorious entertainment from the world's supreme creators of melody and romance. A Gem from the Composers of "VIENNESE NIGHTS." "VIENNESE NIGHTS." OSCAR HAMMERSTKIN 2nd and SIGMOND ROMBERG Present—"CHILDREN OF DREAMS." "CHILDREN OF DREAMS." MATINEE TO-DAY, 2 P.M. LY R 1 C illllllluftinrffllhv. Symonds St. Phone 43-G45. TO-DAY, 2.0 TO-NIGHT. 8 p.m. SPECIAL DOUBLE-FEATURE PROGRAMME. JOHN BOLES and LUPE VELEZ, JOHN BOLES and LUPE VELEZ, Jn " RESURRECTION." " RESURRECTION." " RESURRECTION." The Greatest Drama ever written in any language. TOLSTOI'S MIGHTY EPIC. Preceded by JACK OAKIE, "DUDE RANCH." A Hilarious Western Comedy-Romance. Usual Prices: 1/ and 1/6. RESERVE EARLY—43-645. To-day. at 2.30! To-night, at 8.15. TUDOR CINEMA.

Remuera Rd. Direction: Henry and Phil Hayward. MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2.30! (Same Programme as at Night), But including a Dog Comedy and " Our Gang." THIS EVENING AT 8.15! MARIE DRESSLER AND POLLY MORAN, In *• CAUGHT SHORT." The Comedy Queens at Their Best! If You Enjoy a Laugh—See This! Also— " BRITISH SOUND NEWS." " KIDDIES REVUE" (In Colour) " AUDIO REVIEW AND SPORTLIGHT," Etc.. Etc. Prices.—ls and Is 6d: Reserves by Phone, '24-749; Children Half-price Always. SAVE THOSE FARES AND SEE ONLY THE BEST AT THE TUDOR! BRITANNIA j 'To¥sonby PS ' BIG DOUBLE FEATURE "WESTERN" MATINEE, TO-DAY AT 2 P.M. BUCK JONES In "THE LONE RIDER." And WALTER HUSTON In "THE BAD MAN." "A" Certificate. "HEROES OF THE FLAMES," Talking Serial. TO-NIGHT AT 8 P.M. "YOUNG AS YOU FEEL" And "THE BAD MAN." • GREY LYNN CINEMA. SURREY CRESCENT. TO-DAY AT 2 AND 8! BIG DOUBLE BILL! JOAN CRAWFORD, In "DANCE. FOOLS, DANCE" And LAUREL AND HARDY In "OUR WIFE." POPULAR PRICES. Is and Is 6d. Children Half-price Always. IN BANKRUPTCY. N BANKRUPTCY. Notice is hereby given that dividends are now payable in the undermentioned estates on all proved claims. Promissory Notes, if any, to be produced for endorsement prior to receiving dividends. BENNER. Trevor Arthur, of Pongaluuva, Settler, Ist and final div. lOd in the £. CHISHOLM, Robert ilevvlings, of Auckland, Clerk, Ist and final div. 20s in the £. DAVIDSON, Herbert, of Auckland, Mechanic, Ist div. 5s Gd in the £. FITT, Francis William, of Auckland, Boot Manufacturer, Ist and final div. 1 3-8 d in the £. FORSYTII, Herbert James, of Helensville, Butcher, Ist and final div. 10a in the £. GREGORY. William George, of Waihi, Miner, Ist and final cliv. Is 4d in the £. HAYHOW, Vesta Doree, of Auckland, Storekeeper, 2nd and final div. 3d in the £. making in all 2s in the £. HAY WARD. E'rapcis William, of Paeroa, Electrician, 2nd and final div. 2Jd in the £, making in all Is lljd in the £. INGRAM. Charles Watts, of Torehape, Flaxmiller, Ist div. Gs 8d in the £ on preferential wages only. McCLINCHY, Robert Leo, of Paeroa, Motor Garage Proprietor, 2nd and final div. Is 9cl in the £, making in all 5s Id in the £. McCARTIIY, Fred Heap, of Otahuhu, Doaler, Ist and final div. Is 6d in the £. MILNE, W., of Papakura, Storekeeper, 2nd and final div. Is 2Jd in the £, making in all 4s 2?d in the £. PARR, Clive Horace, of Ruawai. Engineer, Ist and final div. Is 3d in the £. PARR, Eric Arthur, of Waihi, Chemist, Ist and final div. 9Jd in the £. PEARCE, Frank and Mabel Jane, of Henderson, Farmers, Ist div, 1b in the £. PRESLAND. Leslie, of Dargavillo, Contractor, 20s in the £ on preferential wages only. THOMAS, Thomas Dalrymplc. of Whitianga. Storekeeper, Ist and final div. 2a ljd in tho £. WHITE, James Gilbert, of Auckland, Company Manager, Ist and final div. Is Gd in the £. WINGER, N. and Co., of Taumarunui, Garage Proprietors, 3rd and final div. la in the £, making in all 4b in the £.