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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22701, 13 April 1937, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS THE REGENT (Dir.: J. C. Williamson Picture Corp., Ltd.) Sessions: 1.1 a.nf., 2.15 and S p.m. HURRY I LAST 3 DAYS. Warner Bros. Present PAT O'BRIEN In " the n REAT A'¥ alley !! "1 HE VTKKAT vJ IMALLEY " With ~~ SYBIL JASON & HUMPHREY BOG ART. It's tlie sweet story of (tie tamincr of a touyli Irish policeman by a little girl. This story will live for you by its very simplicity. BY PUBLIC DEMAND! __ EE It has been arranged by rr; Courtesy of Station JZB to present . . . JIMMY FITZPATRICK Runner-up in IZB Personality Quest, for the remainder of the "Great O'Malley" Season which concludes NEXT THURSDAY. This promising young singer will then go to '2ZB Wellington so it will he your last opportun- ;zz: ity of hearing him for some time. NEXT FRIDAY The maddest, merriest mirthquake of the year. All the stars of " The Bit? Broadcast," with more thrown in for good measure. "COLLEGE I HOLIDAY " JACK BENNY, MARY BOLAND, BURNS and ALLEN*. MARTHA RAYE and ELEANORE WHITNEY. (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Reserve Now. Plan at Theatre, 32-88 S. Symonds St. Direction: R. J. Kerridse. To-night at 8 p.m. | The Star of " David Copperfield" I j The Hero of "What Price Glory" I | The Director of " China Seas." I I I!!|! BARTHOLOMEW, 1 hi 111 Victor | |i| McLAGLEN, In ill! | 11 "PROFESSIONAL l! j| • SOLDIER" 111 j j 11! I hi 111 i 'I hey Give You Their Greatest in This Rollicking Adventure from the Pen of DAMON RUNYON. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) , THE _ Karang-ahape Rd. Dir.: R. J. Kcrridge. Sessions, 2.15 and 8 p.m. "G~] ADULTS 6d, CHILD. 6d. j~G~ U j Margaret Sullivan, j U £ : Douglas Montgomery, in j p q j "LITTLE MAN. WHAT NOW" ; t c ■J ! Recommended Cenior for Adults, i -5 T j Also, ' I T ! Gene Gerrard, M ] Wendy Barrie, in 1 1 "THERE GOES SUSIE." 1N 1 I Approved Universal Exhibition. I S I ADULTS 6d, CHILD. 6d. £ H I . H T I i GUEST NIGHT I T BOXING A FIGHT SCOOP. Realising that to-day the public demand only first-class bouts, and having with us Billy Martin, whoso record and New Zealand performances rank him as probably the best welterweight to visit our Dominion, we have at considerable expense imported from Sydney Bill Pluto, who has risen to be second only to Jack Carroll in Australia, and we take pleasure in announcing that we have secured for Auckland the first meeting of this famous pair at tho TOWN HALL, MONDAY NEXT, APRIL 19. CIT 1 V MARTTiV Needs little introducblLLl IVlAix 111N tion with m> fights BILLY MARTIN and only four defeats, BILLY MARTIN BILLY MARTIN fighter is destined to BILLY MARTIN tK e . ElL'SoL'Tho have made boxing history. Whose amazing rise BILL PLUTO, and sequence of sue- pri j pi f ITO cesses culminated in a D'LUi rLUIU, great surprise victory R}| I p[ I iTf) over Jimmy Purcell, '7, rated as the logical BILL PLUTO, contender for Jack dtt t di t Carroll's crown. 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