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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22259, 6 November 1935, Page 24

AMUSEMENTS THE REGENT N.Z.'s Pre-eminent Theatre. J. 0. Williamson Picture Corporation, Ltd. Sessions .. ll a.m., 2.15 p.m., 8 p.m. FINAL TWO DAYS. "THE KEEPER OF THE BEES" With NEIL HAMILTON. BETTY FURNEBS. Delightfully recreates all the drama, romance and humour of a great story. Approved for Universal Exhibition. A Splendid Supporting Programme includes a Wonderful Film of the " DIONNE QUINTUPLETS." Coin' on Two and All Doing Well. A PICTURE WORTH BOOKING FORI Plans Aro Rapidly Filling. GRAND N.Z. PREMIERE FRIDAY NEXT It revolutionises the art of screen entertainment and definitely marks a path for other pictures to follow. It has been an absolute sensation in England and America and wo count it a privilege to present such a great picturo at tho Regent-—a picture all Auckland will be. clamouring to see. SWEEPING ON TO NEW FAME TOGETHER . . . Samuel Goldwyn Presents FREDRIC MARCH, FREDRIC MARCH, FREDRIC MARCH. FREDRIC MARCH. MERLE OBERON, MERLE OBERON. MERLE OBERON. MERLE OBERON. ' HERBERT MARSHALL. HERBERT MARSHALL. HERBERT MARSHALL. HERBERT MARSHALL. " J)ARK " " J}ARK " J) ARK " " JQARK " J)ARK And Great Names in a Supporting Cast. To one she was a memory he had to forget . . to the other she was a future beyond reach! Yet both loved her more than life itself! MANAGERIAL. To those people who attend the theatre only once or twice a year we recommend this as a picture you should riot miss! A United Artists 1936 Picture. Recommended by Censor for Adulta. Also. MICKEY IN COLOUR. Walt Disney presents this delightful Coloured Cartoon. "Mickey's Garden. Book Now at Regent (Phone 32-888). Matinee Plans are Available. TO-NIGHT I HIS MAJESTY'S TO-NIGHT AT 8 And Nightly for One Week. Matinees SAT. and WED. NEXT, At 2.30. Programme Changed Nightly. J. & N. TAIT Have the Honour to Present the World-Famous VIENNA V lENNA VIENNA lENNA TTIENNA V lENNA VIENNA lENNA TTIENNA V lENNA "The glory envy i BOYS' pHOIR OYS' V^HOIR BOYS' pHOIR OYS' VVHOIR BOYS' pHOIR OYS' V-/HOIR BOYB' pHOIR OYS' WOIR BOYS' PHOIR OYS' of Vienna and the of the world." To-night's Programme Will Include OPERETTA IN COSTUME: "RECONCILIATION" (Mozart), Also MEDIEVAL BACRED MUSIC, AUSTRIAN FOLK SONGS, VIENNESE WALTZ SONGS, 1 Etc., Eto. "Tho art of tho Vienna Boys' Choir may teach composers again how to write for the voice . . ..an inspiration to all who are privileged to hear it." —The Age, Melbourne, 4/0/85. PRQGRAMME CHANGED NIGHTLY. Reserved Seats: 6/- and 4/-} Unreserved, SU- and 2/-, plus tax. Children Half-price to Matinees. PLANS AT LEWIS EADY, LTD. Day Sales (3/- and 2/-) To-day at H.M. Theatre Sweets Stall. Phone 45-100. Direction J. & N. TAIT. SHOWS AUCKLAND HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. ROSE SHOW TOWN HALL. Opens TO-MORROW (THURSDAY). 1.30 TO 10 P.M. And FRIDAY. 10 A.M. TO 0.30 P.M. A MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF ROSES. SPECIAL DISPLAYS. AN IRIS GARDEN, containing 2000 bloom*. A ROSE BOWER, by tho Auckland City Council . AN EXHIBITION OF CALCEOLARIA by the Auckland Racing Club. AN EXHIBIT OF FLOWERING SHRUBS. AND NUMEROUS OTHER OUTSTANDING DISPLAYS. Record Entries in All Classes. THIS SHOW WILL SURPASS ANYTHING EVER SEEN IN AUCKLAND. Admission, Is. Afternoon Tea. DANCING CjJEO. G. COX. Now Zealand's Foremost Teacher. Tao. Stiica. Ballrnnm l VJ Teacher, Tap. Stage, Ballroom Duncine. —Studio, Durham St. £l. PRIVATE Lessons, 2s 6d; Individual Dances, by mail, 2s 6d. Tap, Ballroom. —Ruby Sherriflf, H.B. Buildings, Newton,