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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21345, 21 November 1932, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS PACKED TO OVERFLOWING— The Enormous Crowds that throng the Regent—the thousands that have been tinned away—demonstrate that George Wallace has lost nothing of his popularity. The ringing gales of laughter—the acclamation prove that through the medium of the talking picture he is an oven greater Comedian and Entertainer than he was of old ! THE REGENT THE REGENT N.Z.'s Pro-eminent Talkie Theatre. Direction: <T, C. Williamson Picture Corporation, Ltd. 3 Sessions: 11 a.m., 2.15 p.m., 8 p.m. HIS HAPPY HILARIOUS HIGHNESS OF HILARITYGEORGE GEORGE GEORGE GEORGE GEORGE GEORGE GEORGE GEORGE GEORGE WALLACE WALLACE WALLACE WALLACE WALLACE WALLACE WALLACE WALLACE WALLACE villi the same floppy pants . . . snino silly hat . . . same eyebrows . . . but ton times funnier in "HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS." "HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS." "HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS." Etltee British Empire Production. MUSIC, SONGS, LAUGHTER. What a splendid Entertainment thin ill—thero has never been its equal on screen or stage. It's impossible not to enjoy the laughs, fun, and wonderful liumour—the songs, the choruses, the exquisite froekings and settings. For heaven's sake don't miss this, the moat lavish musienl lut you've ever seen—hero for a short season only. MARVELLOUS REGENT FEATURETTES Every single item brings round after round of unstinted applause. APOLLO GRANFORTE. And Williamson Imperial Opera Orchestra. MARSHALL CROSBY Singing ''South of Shanghai." BARRIER REEF OCEAN ODDITIES. Sundowners' Quartette. NEIL McKAY, .Scottish Comedian and Eccentric Dancer. Kathleen Goodall, Song 3 at the Piano. MELBOURNE CUP, The Greatest Film of a Race Ever Recorded. First Scenes of English Cricketers. Heavy Reservations for nil This Week. Box Plans at Theatre (Phone 40-888). JACK HULBERT THE GHOST TRAIN. THE GHOST TRAIN. THE GHOST TRAIN. v PLAZA - FRIDAY , LECTURES riiO-NIGHT.—MRS. DIIEAVER, J.P„ will I Lecture on "THE POWER FROM WITHIN," Auckland Psychology Society, Fountain of Friendship Hall, Newton Road. Collection. REMOVAL NOTICES CUZY'S Hat Shoppe, formerly Queen St., kJ 1 new address. Wellesley St., just above Civic Theatre entrance. /CHARLES PALMER vy AND CO., LTD., Wish to announce that owing to the trade outgrowing the facilities of their present premises, they have now secured an excellent Warehouse at 43-45 FORT STREET, The building and its facilities being specially suited for their class of business. All old friends will be welcomed to the new premises and are thanked for the goodwill they have always shown. "BEST SERVICE. BEST STOCK ALWAYS." LAWN TENNIS HHENNIS Courts, 1-2, wanted hire for JL season; central position.—Tennis, 155, SPORT GOODS ABEL, SMEETON, LTD.—Racquets Re6trnrg from 15s; expert workmanship, bust materials.—74 Queen St. AVAIL Yourself of Specialist Service in •>1 all Tennis Equipment. Satisfaction guaranteed.—Litherland, 3 Swanson St. RACQUETS lteatrung. 9s Gd-355; American Orange, 30s; Trncey Gut, 255; Repairs.— Kingsford's. IG4 Queen St. T!>ACQUETS Restrung, special hard-court i t gut.—Griffiths' Tennis Service, 13 Wakefield St., 50yds Town Hall. HHENNIS.—New Stocks, Quality Racquets, -II from 455: prompt expert Restringing, Repairs.—Tayler Eastbury, Queen's Arcade. DENTISTRY pERFECT g ET OF rn E E T H FROM £2 Extractions Free when Sets are Ordered. OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS. EXTRACTIONS, Is. Remodelling Sots . . . . £1 10 0 Single Tooth Repair . . , . 5 0 Painless Extractions . . . . 2 G FILLINGS OK ALL KINDS H. W. F DENTIST. Late University of Pennsylvania, U.S.A. 30 Years' Experience. JELLICOE CHAMBERS, (Next Herald, Auckland). HAMILTON (WESLEY CHAMBERS). HOUSES AND LAND WANTED A NDERSON AND CO. Have Client for -i.X 40 i 0 go Acres, Going Concern.—N.Z. Insurance Bldgs. \ BLE Salesmanship and Sound Adver--irx tising will Sell your Farm.—Geo. f:layers and Sons, 10 Vulcan Lane. L 1 ARMLETS wanted, all suburbs; we can IL sell- pleaso send particulars.—Griffiths. Ltd., II bwanson St. ORCHARD, in full bearing, wanted; must be cood value.—Btiver. 357 HriiAr.n HOUSES AND LAND FOR EXCHANGE INARMS, Farmlets Wanted, good properties ollered.—Full particulars, George Cole. I3G Remuera lid., next P.O. SHED, 90 x 30, concrete floor, 2 entrances, all convs.; central.—2o2 Queen Street. Onehunga. . HOP AND PREMISES, Situated 58 ALBERT STREET. Suitable Plumber, Electrician, Saddler, etc. MANAGER. Herald Office.