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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22657, 19 February 1937, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS _ THE REGENT THE REGENT Dir.: J. C. Williamson Picture Corp., Ltd. TO-DAY AT 11 A.M., 2.15, 5 AND S P.M. SCREAMS, SHRIEKS AND WILDLY HYSTERICAL FUN, To-day we again launch out. on another great season of laughter with a programme that fairly radiates joy and happiness. .Toe E. Brown ban excelled himself with this lutest offering, which is brimful of riotous situations, sprakling dialogue and unparalleled wit. THE MONARCH OF MIRTH As the wonder Polo player—\ou II wonder what he is going to do next as he throws your funnybone info hysterics in the merriest browu show you'll over laugh at. "POLO JOE" "POLO JOE" "POLO JOE" "POLO JOE" "POLO JOE" "POLO JOE" With CAROL HUGHES and " SKEETS " GALLAGHER. Imagine .Toe as a one-rnan polo team hitting a new high goal of laughter. No wonder the other side stopped scoring . . . They were splitting their sides roaring at Joe splitting his panfs riding a horse that just would not let hini keep his seat I ITU ST TRY AND CATCH ALL THE • T-7AUGHS IN THIS—THE CRAZIEST COMEDY YET I IN ADDITION An extra special hand-picked first part to please the palates of persons of every age. " OLD KING COLE " Coloured Symphony. N | MICKEY'S MECHANICAL MAN BIG TIME VAUDEVILLE World-famous Acts. PARAMOUNT AIR-MAIL NEWS [ WOW I—WHAT A SHOW! (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Box Plans at the Regent (Phone 32-8.98). W I "THE LONDON 77 '! Entire Chanire To-day. X . SPECIALLY - SELECTED , , /- FAMILY BILL. 1/The Best Value in the City. /. 2 BIG FEATURES ■ | / ' Including ' , " POP-EYE THE SAILOR " ~ And '/" , MICKEY MOUSE. , , Headed by '/" A HOPALONG CASSIDY, ]/ _ , "THE EAGLE'S BROOD." ' A Thrilling Action Story. '/" JACK OAKIE. In /- " FLORIDA SPECIAL." '/- . Full of Fuji and Laughter. . . " POP-EYE THE SAILOR " '/- l ' -mickey" mouse." / All Approved Universal Exhibition, i / Continuous from 11. to 10.30. '/" Adu.ts. 1/-; Res., 1/0; !. Children Half-price. |/. THE LONDON. Opp. G.P.O. | TUDOR CINEMA | Always Cool Natural Ventilation. ~— This Evening at S.lo! = MARGARET LINDSAY, = WALTER HULL and RUTH DONNELLY • in = " PERSONAL MAID'S SECRET " ~— (Tpproved for Universal Exhibition). A Riotous Round of Mirth!_ Also "March of Time"—British News — Cinesound —and Coloured Cartoon. I /> I Tm; /--tMT-iiitA i takapljna ! GAIETY CINEMA | ' p^ i(^f ; 4U6 Miriam Honkins and Joel McCrea, in "BARBARY COAST." (Recoiiimended by Censor for Adults.) PETER PAN TO-NIGHT, PETER PAN TO-NIGHT, PETER PAN LATE NIGHT. PETEKPAN LATE NIGHT. PVTT?R PAN PETER PAN DANCING 9 TO 1 A.M. PETER PAN DANCING 9 TO 1 AM. Sub. 2/0, Including Supper. PETER PAN HEAR THEO WALTERS ?!S fig HIS FAMOUS BASD. PETER PAN In an Entire Change or PETER PAN Programme. PETER PAN Also, PETER PAN LITTLE BETTY PAYNTER PETER PAN Featuring PETER PAN "Tantalising Tapping." PETER PAN Xwo Valuable Lucky Spots. PETER PAN FoUowuiß the Crowd PETER PAN lonignt 10 ?ETBR PAN THE PETER PANPETER PAN TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) PETER PAN POPULAR NIGHT. PETER PAN ~ /0 > I'icluding Supper. PETER PAN Reserves 40-777. 1/- Extra. CHURCH NOTICES