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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21443, 17 March 1933, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS PREMIERE TO-DAY-Wo take pleasure in presenting the First of United Artists Great Screen Entertainments for 1933. THE REGENT THE REGENT 11 a.m., 2.15 p.m., 8 p.m. A FLAWLESS GEM OF SCREEN CRAFT. WiTTY—BEAUTIFUL —ROMANTIC. Samue] Goklwyn Presents — RONALD RONALD RONALD RONALD RONALD RONALD RONALD RONALD RONALD RONALD RONALD RONALD COLMAN COLMAN COLMAN COLMAN COLMAN COLMAN COLMAN COLMAN COLMAN COLMAN COLMAN COLMAN KAY FRANCIS The celebrated Stage Success that ran for 18 months at St. .Tames' Theatre, London. "CYNARA." "CYNARA." "CYNARA." "CYNARA." A ■witty and romantic love story of a casual love affair between people who were not of a casual mind. "Cynara" ia a beautiful romance, brilliantly worded and magnificently acted—an immediately winning and fascinating play that will charm and thrill the army of admirers of the handsome Englishman—Ronald Colman, (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) IN GLORIOUS TECHNICOLOUR. The Regent's usual high standard featurett.es will be augmented by the inclusion of the first of "Walt Disney's Wonderful New Coloured Cartoons. -== " KING NEPTUNE."i==I== Brilliant in Colour, in Musical Accompaniment and in its Conception. Latest News Events, etc. Bookings Are Very Heavy. Book at Theatre (Phone 46-8S8). W/ PRINCE EDWARD W //Y THEATRE NSN y At 2 and 8. X 1 TWO BIG FEATURES = EE TO-NIGHT = No. 1— •= | =* "PLAY GIRL" =| 3 "PLAY GIRL." =; She Tried Anything Once! LORETTA YOUNG. = i == "WINNIE LIGHTNER, == | Ez NORMAN FOSTER. = j A new face in pictures, but one \ that has already aroused the interest rr of feminine fans, is that of hand- —, some James Ellison, appearing in j —■ "Play Girl," the Warner Bros, and ' Vitaphone picture featuring Loretta —• \oung, Winnie Lightner and Guy j Kibbee, and now at the Prince Edward. | ~ And EE ; ■ o. 2 1 EE " HOT CURVES " = i zr "HOT CURVES" =E Starring = BENNY RUBIN, ALICE BAY, = REX LEASE, PAUL HURST. = —; of Baseball. ~ ■=: ("U" Cert.) == EE YOU CAN SEE IT FOR 6D. = VICTORIA— At 8 DEVONPORT. JACK HULBERT. in ' " GHQST TRAIN." (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) DEVONPORT ATHLETIC SPORTS 0 A UCKLAND AMATEUR ATHLETIC AND CYCLE CLUB'S "Pf ST. PATRICK'S AND VICTOR ft&s LUDORUM CUPS, i-r CARNIVAL. DOMAIN, TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), AT 2 P.M. Auckland Representatives Just Back from N.Z. Championships Competing. Full Programme, Running, Cycling, Jumping, Hurdling, Walking and Field Events ADMISSION TO GROUND. Is. Ladies, 6d, Children, 6d (under 12 free). H. T. J. McNEIL, Hon. Secretary. Auckland Amateur Athletic and Cycle Club, 34 Security Bldgs.. Queen St. Phones 41-003, 43-056 (private). LEAGUE FOOTBALL ft rUTY ROVERS FOOTBALL atiL club. The Annual Meeting of the above L Club will be held at Carlaw Park on TUESDAY NEXT, 21st inst., at 7.30 p.m. Business: Report and Balance-sheet; Election of Officers; General. E. ASHER, Hon. Secretary. PAEROA RACES.—FRI.. SAT., 17 and 18. —Cars depart White Star Office, 31 Customs St. E., 7 a.m., returning after last race; arrive Auckland 8.30 p.m. Book Seats Early.—Phone 44-138, 42-468. THOROUGHBREDS FOR SALE rpROTTER, well-bred, double-gaited, showX ing speed, sale or lease.—Speedy, 756, Herald. OOUNTY COUNCIL NOTICES TfRANKLIN COUNTY COUNCIL. OVERDUE RATES. • Notice is hereby given that Rates for year ending March 31, 1933, are OVERDUE nnd legal proceedings will be taken for recovery of all amounts outstanding after FRIDAY. MARCH 24, 1933. ALAN P. DAY, County Clerk. Pukekohe, March 15, 1933. DENTISTRY pERFECT gE T OF rjp EE T H FROM £2. Extractions Free when Sets are Ordered OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS. EXTRACTIONS, fa. Remodelling Sets . . . . £1 10 0 Single Tooth Repair .. .. 5 0\ Painless Extractions 2 0 FILLING OF ALL KINDS. E. W. F ROST * LTDDENTIST. Late Oniversity of Pennsylvania, U.S.A. 30 Years' Experience. JELLICOE CHAMBERB. (Next Herald, Auckland). HAMILTON. (WESLEY CHAMBERS) FURNITURE REMOVALS LARGEST Removal Vans in Auckland, expert packers; from 7s 6d hourly.— Wins tone, Ltd.