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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21555, 28 July 1933, Page 16

THE REGENT THE REGENT N.Z.'s Pre-eminent Theatre. Direction: J. C. Williamson Picture Corporation, Ltd. 3 Sessions: 11 a.m.. 2.15 p.m., 8 p.m. TO-DAY TO-DAY Grand Entertainment in keeping with tho spirit of Prosperity Week. Laughter and music combined in » sparkling British production, anil Auckland's Leading Vocnl'iits nnd Dancers in a Spectacular Stago Attraction. SONGS AND MELODY. LAUGHTER AND ROMANCE. A captivating slory—fascinating players—catchy song numbers—and a .delightful musical background to an entertainment that will pleaso you all. BENITA HUME, BENITA HUME, BENITA HUME, And OWEN NARES. OWEN NARES. OWEN NARES. " A BROKEN MELODY." " A BROKEN MELODY." 14 A BROKEN MELODY." From tho Famous Play, "A Roof and Four Walls," By E. TEMPLE THURSTON, The sparkling story of n song-singing wife and a song-writing husband who are unable to harmonise their own domestic affairs, while a third party (Harold Huth) creates further discord in a melodious matrimonial mix-up. You'll like these Song Hits—"Too Much Happiness." "When tho Shadows Begin." "A House Love Made for You and Me." A Paramount British Production. Recommended by Censor for Adults. Wonderful Featurettes Include N.Z. Sound Scenes, No. 2. Humorous Song Cartoon: Interesting Sporting Featurette. World-wide News Events. ON THE STAGEON THE STAGE— Lavishly presented and cleverly conceived—one of the most attractive stage enterfninments Auckland has eeen for a long time. Cecil Hall Presents— A FANTASY FROM " CHU CHIN CHOW." A Spectacular Oriental Song and Dance Scena—Wonderful Ballets— Gorgeous Costumes Delightful Music—Lavish Stage Effects. 60 PERFORMERS Including LEN BARNES, RITA MacCULLEY, JOYCE WRIGHT (ARTS QUEEN). EDWARD CHURCHHOUSE. HOWARD MOODY At the Regent Grand Organ. STAGE SETTINGS BY GEORGE TARR. . Presented at Evening Sessions and Sat. Matinee Only. You Are Advised to Reserve, Plans at Theatre (Phone 46-888). RUGBY FOOTBALL EDEN PARK. K. EDEN PARK. SATURDAY. PONSONBY V. TEC. 0.8. PONSONBY V. TEC. 0.8. KICK-OFF, 1.30 P.M. 'VARSITY V. MARIST 0.8. 'VARSITY V. MARIST 0.8. •VARSITY V. MARIST 0.8. KICK-OFF. 3 P.M. SHOW GROUNDS. GRAMMAR 0.8. V. OTAHUHU GRAMMAR 0.8. V. OTAHUHU KICK-OFF, 3 P.M. Admission Charges as Usual. EXHIBITIONS A UCKLAND WAR MEMORIAL MUSEUM. PERSIAN, INDIAN AND TIBETIAN EXHIBITS. The Museum invites Owners of Persian, Indian and Tibetian Antiquities to lend them for a Special Exhibition of Persian, Indian and Tibetian Art, to bo held during the month of August. GILBERT ARCHEY, Director. BUSINESSES FOR SALE A PARTMJSNTS, Dairies, Milk Rounds, Partnerships. Businesses everv description.—Particulars, Phoenix Agency (Chambers). A PARTMENTS, 10 rooms, returns ±'-4 -fx week: rent 32s 6d. Total price £100; terms, half cash. BED. BREAKFAST, 23 rooms, Symonds St.: reduced half to £350. V AUGHAN & MOSS. 113 Queen Street. A BARGAIN.—In ight Cafe, good business, 7 1 s "it live couple; no opposition; free from debt.—Phono 44-474 after 4 p.m. A SMART Home-Cookery, Confectionery, -£a Mix?d, with good accommodation. Genuine 1 bargain; £7o.—Phoenix Agency (Chambers). A 1 Valuation.—Chemist, busy suburb; no £* opposition; ingoing, £2oo.—Mercantile Brokers, Colonial Mutual Bldgs. A BSOLUTELY NO OPPOSITION.—This Side Street DAIRY, MIXED, taking £3l weekly, shows good profits; excellent, allelectric accommodation. Price £lB5 or offer. —KAY-STRATTOX. Colonial Mutual Bldgs. /"IONFECTIONERY, Storniont's, Dairy, y/ £2O week; £140; accommodation.— Vnughan, Moss, 113 Queen St. 7)AIR\, suburban, old-established, good stand for smart person; best reasonable offer.—Apply Herald. If 1 IS 11 Shop, Dining Room, all equipment; £3O: walk *in wulk out.—Apply Herald. IjUlU IT and Confectionery Business; busy stand; tram stop, near school; owner going farming.—Apply Herald. rp-HE LOVELIEST LITTLE DAIRY you X over smv; £BO, total price; 6-rd. Bungalow, p.b., e.h.w., garigc; largo sectiim. Great living. Same hands years—VAUGHAN & MOSS. 113 Queen Street. PRINTING BUSINESS FOR SALE. For Immediato Sale—Country Newspaper and Job Printing Business. Opportunity for Lino. Operator and Jobbing Man as Partners. Splendid plant and connection. No opposition. Prico £OSO. Terms, £575 cash. Balance arranged. Writo " OPPORTUNITY," Care J. Holt. Limited, Advertising Agents, Publicity Houro, Jervois Quay, Wellington. BUSINESSES WANTED Store; full details; accommodaHKDAtI)" 1 mUßt ' H ' low living.—i Genuine, 081, Mlljl\ Round, one. or two, no agents I\/IILK Round, Devoriport, about 20ga1.: cash buyer.—Milk, 517, Herald. COAL AND FIREWOOD 14 Sll ? kH Dry H 100 ' 1 ". Birch, Tea-tree, 1 1 Rata Tarnire.—Phone 25-087. 1 (j() Tons Split Pinewood wanted, 4ft lengths; price, delivered Auckland.— Firewood, 01, Herald.