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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21560, 3 August 1933, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS You Should Not Miss This Splendid Programme—Last Dny. BENITA HUME. OWEN NARES. In "A BROKEN MELODY." Recommended by Censor for Adults. And tbo Spectacular Stage Presentation, A FANTASY FROM "CHU CHIN CHOW." THE REGENT THE REGENT Sessions: 11 a.m., '2.15 p.m., 8 p.m. DUE TO-MORROW-DUE TO-MORROW—-THE "GRAND HOTEL" OF THE OCEAN. TAKE A THRILLING PLEASURE CRUISE! SIX CROWDED EXCITING DAYS! SIX GLAMOROUS. ROMANTIC NIGHTS! A FLOATING PALACE OF COMEDYDRAMA—INTRIGUE AND EX- . HILAR A TING ADVENTURE FLUNG ACROSS JIIE BROAD ATLANTIC. "LUXURY LINER. " LUXURY LINER. 11 With these Distinguished Passengers: GEORGE BRENT. ZITA JOHANN, FRANK MORGAN, (Of "Kiss Before the Mirror" fame), ALICE WHITE, VERA TEASDALE. All manner of people walk the decks of "Luxury Liner," vivid characters— living, laughing, loving—aboard this floating palace, their varying emotions in rhythm with thq pulsing pound of the great vessel's engines as she drives across the wide Atlantic. Here is ono of the most absorbing and unusual entertainments you have ever 6een. Parajnount Special Attraction. Recommended by Censor for Adults. SPLENDID FEATURETTES Will Include these Interesting Items: All the Thrills and Excitement of the World's Classic Race Meeting. KING'S V. GRAMMAR (AT RUGBY). BLAKE V. VARGA "Whiskers" and "the Count" at. Wellington. WELLINGTON STEEPLECHASE. Winter Sports at Egmont. MICKEY MOUSE CARTOON. Glorious Pictorial Gems. World's News and Sporting Events. This is ono of the most attractive programmes presented in Auckland for many a day—Be Advised, Reserve. Plans at Theatre (Phone 4G-888). LECTURES UNITY HALL, 323 QUEEN STREET. BONA OLSEN, Psychologist, U.S.A., Lectures TO-NIGHT. " YOUR MENTAL BROADCASTING AND RECEIVING STATION—TUNING IN." Written Questions Invited.' Collection. UNIVERSITY COLLEGE. WINTER COURSE OF FREE PUBLIC LECTURES. ARTS BUILDING, PRINCES ST., At ii p.m. The Second of the Series of 3 Lectures on Scientific Subjects will be delivered TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY), By MR. P. H. SAGAR, M.Sc.; on " THE INFRA RED RAYS AND THEIR PRACTICAL APPLICATION," Illustrated with Lantern Slides and Experiments. M. R. O'SHEA, 8.C0m., Registrar. MEETINGS SUPERANNUATED PUBLIC SERVANTS' ASSOCIATION. THE AUGUST MEETING, RAILWAY HALL, 2 p.m. TO-DAY (Thursday), will be open to ALL Superannuitants. Auckland Delegates, just returned from Wellington, will give their Report. W. McNICKLE. Secretary. DOUGLAS Credit.—l 43 Karangahape Rd., To-night. 8. No need for poverty. EXHIBITIONS MEMORIAL MUSEUM. A SPECIAL EXHIBITION

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