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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21935, 19 October 1934, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS ANOTHER REGENT SENSATION! A PROGRAMME THAT HAS NOEQUALDELIGHTFUL BEYOND ALL DEsCRIi - TIONI "Cellini" is a masterpiece of entertainment. bursting throughout with laughter, thrills and gay pageantry —The featuretfes eclipse anything we have ever presented—Three of them are entirely in Technicoloar; N.Z.'s Pre-eminent Theatre. - THE REGENT Direction: - J. C. Williamson Picture Corporation. Ltd. j To day Sessions: 11 a.m. 2.15, 5 and 8 p.m. J Shoppers' Session. 5 p.m. . TO-DAY—-IF "HENRY VIII" WAS FUNNY THE** THIS IS NOTHING SHORT OF A RIOT. ROMANTIC AND LAUGHABLE ESCAPADES OF HISTORY'S GREATEST RASCAL! Meet this dashing scnllawag Cellini. He disturbs the peace of men . . . the rest, of women! There's a laugh and thriil in every line and scene ... it » fmart, subtle and shockingly junny. j* i 20ih Century Present 0 j FREDRIC MARCH. CONSTANCE BENNETT, In I "THE AFFAIRS OF CELLINI" With FAY WRAY. FRANK MORGAN. United Artista Release. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) j I CELLINI—WHAT A LOVER! WHAT A LIAR! The Duchess demanded his head at I noon and at midnight_ lost her own. The Duke wanted to hang him,_ the Duchess wanted to behead him— Cellini wasn't interested either way. J A VIVID FROLIC IN COLOURFUL j HISTOBY THAT TEEMS WITH THRILLS. LAUGHTER AM) ROMANCE! FEATURETTES The Most Entertaining Supporting j Programme We Have Yet Presented. 3 SUBJECTS ALL IN COLOUR. Walt Disney's Latest Marvel. " THE WISE LITTLE HEN." A Blaze of Music, Comedy and Colour. " NOT TO-NIGHT JOSEPHINE." Three Reels of Riotous BurlesQUfe. " BEAUTY SECRETS OF HOLLYWOOD." A Delightful Noveliy Beautifully Coloured, j ORGANLOGUE. ' BOUQUET OF ROSES." \ LATEST NEWS EVENTS, ETC. BOX PLANS. Early Reservations Essential. 1 Book at Theatre (Phone 46-SSS). . . . HERE IS DE LUXE ENTERTAINMENT, j Packed with mile-a-minute Action. Corne-dy, Drama, Sparkle, Snappy Thrills and Spine-tingling Mystery! . . . COMMENCING TO-DAY At the ! NATIONAL NATIONAL Queen St. Continuous 11 til! 7. Nightly at 8. •Phone 42-169. PRINCE EDWARD Karangahape Road. Nightly at 8, Sat. Mats., at 2. 'Phone 46-252. CLIFFORD LIFFORD CLIFFORD LIFFORD MOLLISON OLLISON TirOLLISON IVIOLLISON Wis! T\7ENDY ENDY BARRIE A BRIE BARRIE ARRIE In a fast-moving comedy of kisses and misses on the high seas. . - FREEDOM OF THE SEAS!" " FREEDOM OF THE SEAS!" " FREEDOM OF THE SEASV " FREEDOM OF THE SEAS!" (Approved for Universal £&tuhiuo&.) "CRIME ON THE HILL" "CRIME ON THE HILL" "CR[ME ON THE HILL" "CRIME ON THE HILL" With ' SALLY BLANE . . LEWIS CASSON . . j SIR NIGEL PLAYFAIR . . ANTHONY BUSHELL. A fascinating, detection-defying Mystery adapted from the brilliant stage success that held London spell-bound for months! (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) "THE VANISHING SHADOW." AUCKLAND OF SOCIETY ARTS. SPRING EXHIBITION. OIL AND WATER COLOUR PAINTINGS. APPLIED ART AND CRAFT WORK. KITCHENER HALL. Kitchener Street. OPEN THIS WEEK ONLY, from 11.15 a.m. to 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. to 3 p.m. dtily. ADMISSION. Is. W, LAIRD THOMSON, Secretary. MOTOR TOURS TTTAITAKERE RANGES. HolidayH makers, note cheap Fares to PIHA; 10s day trip. 12s 6d stay-over. WiAIATABUA AND NIHOTUPU, 4* _ single, ~s ret. Rim mer's Motors leave White Star Office. Men., Wed., Frt. and Sunday. 9.30 a.m. Special Trip. 2 p.m. Sat. Book Seats, Phone 4S-359 LEGAL T EGAL NOTICE. Mr. L. H Herd, late of Wellington, Barrister and Solicitor. has commenced the Practice of his Profession at Yorkshire House. Shoriland Street. Auckland. P.O. Box 111. Telephone 4.1-840.