AMUSEMENTS IHh 11 A.M. InL IEGENT 2 8P.M M - REGEN' Dir.: J. C. Williamson Picture Corp., Ltd. UNANIMOUSLY ACCLAIMED BY YESTERDAY'S LA It OK AUDIENCES AS THE MOST UNUSUAL DRAMA THIS CITY HAS SEEN! At Last, a Truly Great Role for HERBERT HERBERT HERBERT HERBERT HERBERT HERBERT HERBERT HERBERT MARSHALL MARSHALL MARSHALL MARSHALL MARSHALL MARSHALL MARSHALL MARSHALL As the man who came back from another world to revenge an old wrong and prevent a new one I GERTRUDE MICHAEL GERTRUDE MICHAEL GERTRUDE MICHAEL As the beautiful wife who menaced her daughter's happiness with a buried scandal I In "FORGOTTEN FACES" "FORGOTTEN FACES" "FORGOTTEN FACES" "FORGOTTEN FACES" "FORGOTTEN FACES" You will find it difficult to erase from your memory the driving climax that this story reaches . . . as one of the strangest revenge schemes ever conceived by man is consummated ! (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Our usual excellent supporting featnrelles include scenes takNi by the Newsreel camera of the actual fighting in the Spanish Civil War. Box Plans at the Regent. Phone 32-888. NEXT ATTRACTION FOR THE REGENT. A 'PICTURE TO SEE AND ONE YOU WONT SOON FORGET! James Fenimoro Cooper'n Immortal Classic, " THE LAST OF THE MOHICANS." THUNDERING WITH THE ROMANCE OF SOULS LOCKED IN CONFLICT. ALREADY HAILED AS THE YEAR'S OUTSTANDING MO- • TION PICTURE. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) THE ASTOR, iiiiiiiiiiiii' sag iiiiwiiiiii To-night, at 8. Variety Session, 7.30. Eddie Cantor, Ethel Merman, in "STRIKE ME PINK." Chester Morris, Sally Eilers, in " PURSUIT." Water Babies Old Plantation Coloured Cartoons. MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2 P.M. Colouring Competition: Strike Me Pink. Serial : Cartoons : Etc. All Approved for Universal Exhibition. Popular Prices. Tel. 21-433. MAYFAIR SANDRINGHAM Centrally Heated. Phone 12-003. To-night, and Mon., 7.30 p.m. Special Children's Matinee 2 p.m., To-day. 2 Big Specials! MIRIAM HOPKINS, JOEL McCREA, PAUL CAVANAGH in "SPLENDOUR." Recommended by Censor for Adults. Also ALICE FAYE, RAY WALKER. BEBE DANIELS, in "MUSK' IS MAGIC." Approved for Universal Exhibition. Reserve now, no extra. ST. ANDREWS SOCIETY (INC.) SCOTS HALL SYMONDS STREET, TO-NIGHT, AT 8. gOCIAL JgVENING AND jQANCE. ADMISSION, 2/D. McLAREN, President. AUCKLAND MUNICIPAL BAND. Conductor: T. J. O'CONNOR. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), 4TH. DOMAIN, 2.30 P.M. ALBERT PARK, 8 P.M. PIRATE SHIPPE. MILFORD BEACH. "THE CABARET UNIQUE." Fanned by the Ozone-laden Breezes of the TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY), OCTOBER 3. GRAND OLD-TIME DANCE CARNIVAL, " A NIGHT IN THE COOLER." An indication that you may wear Cooler Clothing. Novelty Decorations and Effects. Two Spacious Dancing Floors. The PEERLESS PIRATES in a Popular Programme. Floor Management Unexcelled. BALLOONS, MONTE CARLO. NOVELTIES. Free Rus Transport to and from Shippo. Leaving Devonprtrt 7.40 and 8 p.m., Bayswater 7.25 and 7.55 p.m. Returning after Dance. . , ADMISSION. —From Auckland (including Freo Bus and Boat Transport): DOUBLE, SINGLE, 2'-. From Devonport or Bayswater (including Free Bus Transport): DOUBLE, 2/0; SINGLE, 110. Cabaret Suppers, from Od. Phono 23-414 for Reservations. L. S. DAVIS. M.O. SPECIAL! 111 OCTOBER 10. TALLY-HO. SPECIAL PRIVILEGES FOR THE VEHICULAR PATRONS. Arrangements have been made with tho Devonport Steam Ferry Co., Ltd., for the conveyance of intending passengers to Iho Pirate Shippe Cabaret on the Vehicle Ferries. Motor-car and 2 Persons. —4/- return. Each additional Person—-2/- Return. This includes Admission to tho Cabarot and Danco. Tickets available at the Vehiclo Office (via Devonport only) or on Steamer. " NEW MOON" RADIANTLY BEAUTIFUL —Givo tho Youngsters a Matinee Party at His Majesty's To-day. HOOKEY -oejv HOCK EY. LADIES' KNOCK-OUT. NGARO v. ST. DAVID'S. x WINNERS v. WESLEY. KIWI 1! v. TECHNICAL. CLEVEDON v. MT. EDEN. MEN'S GAMES.—Oth Round: St. Luke's v. Y.M.C.A., ML Eden v. Grammar Old Boys, Training College v. Pnpntoetoc. University v. Somerville. 7th Round: St. Luke's v. 'Varsity, Mt. Eden v. Y.M.C.A., Training College v. Grammar Old Boys, Papatoetoo v. Somerville.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22540, 3 October 1936, Page 24
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