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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21467, 15 April 1933, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS TO-DAY-TO-DAY— GRAND PREMIERE At THE REGENT THE REGENT Direction : J. C. Williamson Picture Corporation, Ltd. SESSIONS: 11 a.m., 2.15 p.m., 8 p.m. TO-DAY WE HAVE THE DISTINCTION OF PRESENTING THE GREATEST ANII MOST MAGNIFICENT SCREEN ENTER TAINMENT KNOWN TO OUR GENERATION. CECIL B. DE MILLE'S "rpHE ICrN 0F THE £JROSS." '•rjiHE gIGN OF THE "rpHE gIGN OF THE QROSS." A Paramount Picture. With ELISSA LANDI, FREDRIC MARCH, CHARLES LAUGHTON, CLAUDETTE COLBERT. A Magnificent Love Story ... A Gigantic Spectacle! . . . Rome destroyed by the Cruelty of Mnd Nero ... A Great Multitude, whose only sin was being a Christian, sacrificed to an Emperor's Regal Whim! Here is Drama Deep as Humanity! A Picture which Proudly Leads all the Entertainments the World Has Ever Seen. Approved for Universal Exhibition. BOX PLANS. Bookings for All Days and All Sessions are Enormous —Plans Open until Thursday Next. Heavy Reservations for To-day's Matinee. Reservations at Theatre. Booking Office open at 9.30 a.m. BIG HOLIDAY PROGRAMME. 111111 l COMMENCING TO-DAY. Continuous from 11 a.m. GREAT MUSICAL COMEDY REVUE. JOAN BENNETT, With HARRY RICHMAN, LILYAN TASHMAN and JIMMY GLEASON. in "PUTTING ON THE RITZ." A Sparkl/r.g. Rollicking, Gay Musical Romance. Also, CHILDREN'S PANTOMIME IN COLOUR, " ALICE IN WONDERLAND." GRAND SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. NEWS OF THE WORLD, 1.15 and 7.15. PRICES: "jJ AND jyg CHILDREN, OD. STRAND, TO-DAY ALL DAY. THE LONDON" MS Opp. G.P.0., Queen St. NvOj y Sound Perfect in Stalls and Circle. A j HOLIDAY FAMILY BILL TO-DAY ™ DO NOT MISS THIS ATTRACTION 0 " 6d With 6d 6d JULIAN ELTINGE 6d , The Great Female Impersonator, in , , 6d _ "MAID TO ORDER." 6d _ "MAID TO ORDER." — 6d 6d "MAID TO ORDER." —6d 6d A Striking, Dazzling Comedy. 6d WONDERFUL NEW PARIS 6d GOWNS. 6d Excellent Supports Sessions: 11.15, 2, 4, 6 and 8. 6d Adults 6d, Children 3d. R. Circle 11. 6d 6d 6d 6d THE LONDON 6d 6d 6d " 'lt's a Habit Smart People Have." TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT -Shifter PETER PAN RACE BALL. Peter Pan's Gold-Mounted .'Riding Whip. I During the evening Miss Ella. Shields | will present the .jockey who is succes- I fill in riding the winner of the Easter | Handicap with the Management's I Trophy. | Double 7s 6d. Evening Dress Essential. HEAVY BOOKING! ! RESERVATIONS, DIAL 4R-777. EASTER MONDAY 8.15 till 1 a.m. C_A—R—N—l—V—A—L. NOVELTIES and Favours Galore. MISS ELLA SHIELDS Will be the Guest of the Management. JOY AND NEILL, Two dear little people, demonstrating the Fox Trot and Simultaneous Tap. Double. 10s. Evening Dress Essential. NO EXTRA CHARGES FOR PHONE RESERVATIONS. Manager . . . NEIL EDGAR. TTEAR JUDGE RUTHERFORD 1 NEXT SUNDAY AT EDENDALE CINEMA. Delicious coffee and hot TOAST, (id. L. G. RIMMER'S •' OLDE ENGLISH COFFEE HOUSE." Customs St.. next Waverley Hotel OPEN TILL 11 P.M. LAWN TENNIS INTER - UNIVERSITY INTER - UNIVERSITY TENNIS. TENNIS. THE INTER-UNIVERSITY TOURNAMENT TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS Will be Played during Easter at the STANLEY STREET COURTS. STANLEY STREET COURTS. See H. A. BARNETT (Canterbury) And Other Leading Players. Lady Competitors include MISS RUTH TAYLOR (Auckland), MISS MARJORIE SIIERRIS (Canterbury). TO-DAY (SATURDAY). TO-DAY (SATURDAY). Commencing at 9 a.m. Admission Is. NGATIRA Tennis Club. 86 Dominion Rd.— 3 Chip Courts Vacancies, winter members; Subs., 1 '2s fid Ladies, 15s Men.—Application to E. R. UTTING, 59 Prospect Terrace, Dominion Rd. QEE THE ANTI-VIVISECTION WINO DOW (Opposite Plaza Theatre). See the Methods Adopted in the Animal Laboratories. See the Results of those Methods, the animals in torture and misery. See the Human Victims and then Open Your Hearts and Your Purses and Bwear that these things shall not be. BRITISH UNION FOR. ABOLITION OF VIVISECTION. »