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When you have seen this brilliant com pel y, you will understand why the theatre has been packed out at all sessions since the commencement of the season. It is a unique entertainment that you should make a point of seeing. There are Only 3 More Days. A supporting programme right up to the Best Regent Standard. FRIDAY NEXT— On Friday Next vrp will have the pleasure of presenting a picture destined to be one of the finest attractions of the year. Each successive presentation provides unrivalled proof of The Regent's dominating leadership which will be further asserted with the advent of Constance Bennett in "Bought." Even in the glittering array of Regent successes this picture will be outstanding. CONSTANCE CONSTANCE CONSTANCE CONSTANCE CONSTANCE CONSTANCE BENNETT, BENNETT, BENNETT, BENNETT, BENNETT, BENNETT, BEN LYON, RICHARD BENNETT, " BOUGHT." " BOUGHT." " BOUGHT." " BOUGHT." (Warner Bros. Picture.) AN ALLURING STAR'S GREATEST. 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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21143, 29 March 1932, Page 16
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