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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22247, 23 October 1935, Page 24

AMUSEMENTS THE REGENT N.Z.'b Pre-eminent Theatre. J. G. "Williamson Picture Corporation, Ltd. Sessions .... 11 a.m., 2.15 p.m., 8 p.m. TO-DAY AND TO-MORROW Your Last Opportunity of Seeing this Magnificent Picture. "LES MISERABLES" "LES MISERABLES" "LES MISERABLES" With FREDRIC MARCH, CHARLES LAUGHTON. Recommended by Censor for Adults. FRIDAY NEXT—REGENT HOLIDAY PROGRAMME. HERE'S FUN'!! ... HOLD ON TO YOUR HAT! . . . GRACIE'S IN THE AIR AND THE SKY'S THE LAUGHTER LIMIT! YOU KNOW SHE'S ALWAYS FUNNY, BUT NOW SHE BEATS ALL COMEDY RECORDS. WE KNOW SHE'S WILD AND BOISTEROUS . . . BUT THE WILDER SHE GETS THE BETTER YOU LIKE HER . . ■ YOU CAS'T RESIST GRACIE. GRACIE GRACIE GRACIE GRACIE GRACIE GRACIE GRACIE GRACIE GRACIE GRACIE GRACIE GRACIE GRACIE GRACIE GRACIE FIELDS FIELDS FIELDS FIELDS FIELDS FIELDS FIELDS FIELDS FIELDS FIELDS FIELDS FIELDS FIELDS FIELDS FIELDS "LOOK UP AND LAUGH" "LOOK UP AND LAUGH" "LOOK UP AND LAUGH" "LOOK UP AND LAUGH" By J. B. PRIESTLEY. Also, A Great Team of Comedians. HARRY TATE, BILLY NELSON, DOUG WAKEFIELD. TOMMY FIELD. IMAGINE. JUST IMAGINE HER—WALLOWING IN SOAPSUDS—RUNNING WILD IN A CHINA SHOPENTANGLED WITH THE POLICE AND THE FIRE BRIGADE, AND EVEN THE FIREMEN'S HOSES-ON THE STAGE DEPUTISING FOR A FAMOUS OPERATIC SINGER—AND FINALLY TURNED LOOSE IN AN AEROPLANE MINUS THE PILOTBELIEVE US. IT'S MORE THAN A SCREAM! The Songs Are A Riot. "I'M ANNA FROM ANNA CAPRIZER." " LOOK UP AND LAUGH," "LOVE IS EVERYWHERE." Approved for Universal Exhibition. Also, "NO MORE MEN" "NO MORE MEN" A Delightful Fantasy Entirely in the New Colour Process (3 Reels). Plans Open at Theatre (Phone 32-SSB). Early Reservations Advised. FULLER-HAYWARD'S THREE LAMPS. BRITANNIA "News of the World," 7.30-8 p.m. Warren William and Margaret Lindsay_in "THE DRAGON MURDER CASE." Recommended by-Censor for Adults. Gene Gerrard and Helen Chandler in " IT'S A BET." Approved for Universal Exhibition. COMMENCING FRIDAY NEXT. " NAUGHTY.MARIETTA.;'. Approved for Universal Exhibition. Box Plan Now Open in Sweets Shop next to Theatre. VICTORIA Devonport ' 8 avoU 96B B ea^r9 ' Dim.: Fuller-Hayward Theatre Corpn, Cary Grant. Edward Everett Horton. Frances Drake, in "LADIES SHOULD LISTEN." Frank Morgan. Bnrbara Stanwyck, in "A LOST LADY." , , Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. PICTUREDROME MILFORD. TO-NIGHT, at B.—John Loder and Irene Richards in an Amusingly Romantic Comedy, " Money Means Nothing." Universal Exhibition.) DON'T FORGET TO SAY "THANK YOU" To " LEE-FORE-BRACE " For his Gratuitous Services over the Radio, By Attending the FAREWELL BENEFIT CONCERT TOWN HALL, TO-NIGHT, AT 8 P.M. Tickets, 1/-. Reserved Seats at Lewis Eady, Ltd.. 6d extra. TROTTING PREMIER Of ALL the Holiday Attractions— TROTTING! AUCKLAND TROTTING CLUB. SPRING MEETING, 1935, SATURDAY NEXT, OCT. 26, MONDAY (LABOUR DAY). OCT. 28. ALEXANDRA PARK, EPSOM. I SEE ILLUSTRATION ON PAGE 19. | I You will be privileged to witness j I many euch finishes on Saturday I | and Monday. | Is Cd ADMISSION TO COURSE Is 6d LAWN ENCLOSURE AND GRANDSTAND (Including Admission to Course): Gentlemen . . . . . . 6s Ladies .. .. 4s Children (under 12 years) .. 2s First Race about 12.15 p.m. each day. A. G. MABEE, Secretary. THAMES TROTTING CLUB SEVENTEENTH ANNUAL MEETING HARAWAI RACECOURSE. THAMES. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1935. NOMINATIONS for ALL EVENTB close with the Secretary, Thames, or with Messrs. Blomfield and Co., 07 Shortlnnd Street. Auckland, TO-DAY (Wednesday), at FIVE P.M. E. O. BROWNLEE. Mary Street, Thames. Secretary. Phone SIOM.