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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22741, 29 May 1937, Page 26

AMUSEMENTS THE REGENT—Dir.: J. C. Williamson Picture Corij., Ltd. Sessions: 11 a.m., 2.15 p.m. and 8 p.m. SIT DOWN IN FRONT!'" . . . You'll shout rather thg,n miss a single moment as excitement follows excitement thrill mounts on thrill. ANN HARDING ANN HARDING And BASIL RATHBONE BASIL RATHBONE T OVE In " L OVE "L°VE Agatha Christie's Famous Thriller, jpROM JPROM HERE ... ' iJ Is the prince among thriliprs . . . The theme is unusual . . • The suspense is unbroken . . . The excitement continuous and the reality almost startling! Associate Programme includes Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse, "PLUTO AND DONALD." Released by United Artists. (Recommended by Censor for Adalta.) BOOK EARLY. Plans at Theatre, 32-888. CHILDREN—DON'T MISS J^TEDDO'S IZB K ADI ° R EVEL TO-DAY, at 10.30 a.m. Special Children's Programme. Including TIM McCOY in "RUSTY RIDES ALONE." And Cartoons. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) BOOK NOW AT ATWATERS PIANO CO., Civic Square, opp. Town Hall, Queen St. I "THE LONDON" I 2 Big Features, Western and Drama. Adults: GEORGE O'BRIEN in Res.: 9d I "WHEN A MAN'S A MAN" j */- Qfj A Great Western Thriller. j / CAROLE LOMBARD, V* And GEORGE RAFT in 9d | "RUMBA" | </- 9d Music, Song and Dance! | /, Both Approved Universal Exhibition. J qj Continuous from 11 to 10.30. , , CHILDREN: (id, 6d, 6d, 6d. 1/THE LONDON. Opp. G.P.O. IJUDOR CINEMA j = MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2.301 Special Programme, including the New === Serial, "ACE DRUMMOND." Commencing To-day. • —Tliis Evening at 81 Artificially Heatedl = ROBERT TAYLOR, EE BARBARA STANWYCK = and JEAN HERSHOLT in = " HIS BROTHER'S WIFE." (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) rrz Picturesque Humorous Dramatic. Also British News—"Violets in Spring" ! STRAND f ONEHUNGA. I Phone 12-380 To-night at 7.45. ■— Double-Star Attractions. Randolph Scott and Heather Angel m == "THE LAST OF THE MOHICANS." Approved for Universal Exhibition. Clive Brook and Victoria Hopper in i::_: "THE LONELY ROAD." zrr Recommended by Censor for Adults. - Mat. at 2 p.m.—"Last of the Mohicans." I GAIETY CINEMA j Phone 23-465 * 1 To-night. MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2.30! Two Big Pictures! Ralph Bellamy and Marguerite Churchill in "THE FINAL HOUR." (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) And Jack Holt in "THE END OF THE ROAD." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) NEW REGENT EPSOM. Centrally Heated.; To-night at 7.45. Phone 14-142. KAY FRANCIS in "SWEET ALOES." WARNER BAXTER in "WHITE HUNTER.' Both Recommended by Censor for Adnlts. Matinee To-day, 2 p.m. TO-NIGHT!. . .TO-NIGHT! ALL ROADS LEAD TO—PETER PAN N.Z."s Premier Cabaret DANCING:—B p.m. till 12 p.m ADMISSION: | O/C | DRESS OPTIONAL. "The Band That's A Feature 1" THEO WALTERS (Bhowman Supreme), And His Augmented VELVET RHYTHM BAND <9" Talented Artists). RESERVATIONS:'TeI. 46-777. MANAGER - - ■ • NEIL EDGAR. ®" Russian Women Possess Equal Rights—Their Cradles Are Filled." The Cradles of New Zealand Women are Emptying. Why? •GODLESS RUSSIA v. GODLY(f) JWm NEW ZEALAND"—An Address by REV. J. H. CHAPPLE, QTRAND THEATRE, SUNDAY O JL EVENING, May 30. 7 p.m., Doors open-, 7.15, Screen talks; 7.35, "Godless Russia v. Godly (?) N.Z." —REV. CHAPPLE; 8.15, Interval; 8.20, Picture Programme headed by the Drama " EXFLAME," a Modern Version of "East Lynne,"' starring Marion Nixon. SILVER COLLECTION AT DOORS. The Management reserves the right to refuse admission to any person. IMPORTANT! The Theatre Doors will be Closed during the Address (between 7.35 and 8.15), so please be seated at 7.30. THE RATIONALIST ASSOCIATION A SUNDAY FREEDOM LEAGUE (Inc).