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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23145, 17 September 1938, Page 28

AMUSEMENTS REGENT THEATRE Dir.: J. C. Williamson Picture Corp., Ltd. SESSIONS: 11, 2.15, 8 P.M. "THE PERFECT SPECIMEN" (Is tlx; Perfect Comedy) A Warner Bros. Picture ~~ ERROL FLYNN JOAN BLONDELL HUGH HERBERT MAY ROBSON DICK FORAN -- ED. KV. HORTON ALLKN .JENKINS. -X- -XDangerous Curves Ahead! Grandma forgot lo (each "The Perfect Specimen" how lo handle a hlonde. Telephone :{'_>-KKB. Plans at Resent. Approved for Universal Exhibition. £l-1-0 PRIZE CAN YOU TRANSLATE THIS ADVERTISEMENT? - 111111 l llllv DANIELLE DARRIEUX LA STAR LA PLUS POPULAIRE DU CINEMA L-'RANCAIS A I'ftge de vinut et un ans, Danielle Darrieux se trouve etre la Star la plus populaire da cinema francais. En ii n mot sa carriers est un metcoro brillant. Elle a tournf; dans line vingtaine de films i\ Paris, a Berlin, U Munich, ii Prague et .Sofia, en association des illustrations qui s'appellent .Tan Kiepura et Charles Boyer. Elle a fait un riiariage lieureiix avec Henry Docian, l'un des principaux auteurs francuis. En e.o moment elle (ourno son premier film am£rican avec Douglas Fairbanks, le jeune dans la "Rage de Paris" pour le New Universal. C'est IVil6 dernier que Mademoiselle Darrieux a signe son engagement aV ec I*Universal, engagement ([lie lui a valu son rfile dans "Ma.verling." Cetle petite Parisicnne est nee a Bordeaux, France, le premier Mai, I!M7. Do bonne hen re elle a i'.ommenc6 son education artistique. A ciuatro ans, elle jouait an piano de simples melodies et elle avail encore les choveux en tresses (lu'ello s'esceccait sur un violoncello aussi gros q'elle pour son debut commo artiste do concert au Conservatoire do Paris. Mais unc autre destinfe rattendait. Pen apris sa qualorziemme ann6o unc annonce dans tin juurnel lui tomba sons les yenx. Vandal et Delac deinandaient pour leur studio uno petite fille pour le rOle principal de "Bill." A l'insu do ses parents, Danielle r6pondit et obtint lo rOIo. Ce fut un succfts et tourua sans interruption dans cliaque film, jusqu'h son triompho dans "L'Or dans la Rue." L'un des auteurs do ce film fitait Henry Koster. Lorsquo Madenioisello Darrieux se prfisenla pour tourner dans la "Rage de Paris," elle fut informfo qu'il devait Ctre son directeur. Dans ce film, Danielle est line petite Franchise 6chou6e A New York. Misclia Auer, Helen Broderick et Louis Hayward y ont les principaux rfiles. "La Rage de Paris," est la prochaine attraction du Resent Theatre et a recu ('approbation pour l'Exposition Universelle. The Regent Theatre Management offers CI -1-0 Prize for the First Correct Translation opened, also Six Consolation Prizes. Competition closes Monday evening and English Translation will be published in the Daily Press next Tuesday. MA YFAIR SANDRINGHAM. X T 1 r\ Phone 12-093. Centrally Healed. To-night and Monday at 7.:»0. Fred Astaire, Gracie Allen in "DAMSEL IN DISTRESS." Also William Gargan, Jean Rotrers in "REPORTED MISSING." Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. Excellent Feature!les. Special Children's Matinee TO-DAY, 2 p.m. STAR THEATRE PAI A A on^O RA - Centrally Heated. Special Matinee To-day, 2 p.m. To-night, at 7.-ir> p.m. Here they come on roller skates— Fred Astaire, Ginger Rogers, in "SHALL WE DANCE." Also an exciting drama of the skyways.. . . "AIR DEVILS," with Dick Purcell, Larry Blake. Both Approved Universal Exhibition. CIVIC THEATRETTE 6d I SESSIONS: 2.15 AND S P.M. .J rXTHOUFTSHOW"I AJ i ROBERT KENT e oa = GLORIA STEWARD in = 6d I "THE CRIME OF I 1 DR. FORBES" f 6d I I Recommended Censor for Adults. | 5 RALPH BELLAMY 1 1 CLAIRE TREVOR i n s 6d | "NAVY WIFE" I 6d - A ''' iroVl '' l Universal Exhibition. | 6d 6d 6d 6d 6d 3d 3d 3d 3d <T SKATING GLIDE AUCKLAND'S PREMIER RTNK. SPECIAL CHILDREN'S SESSIONS! 10 A.M. - 12 NOON—AII School Children, (id I'2 NOON-I.MO P.M. —All School Children, lid School Concession Cards available at these sessions. l.:to- |.:so P.M. MONSTER CHILDREN'S MATINEE! Races Whistles Lollic Scrambles. Adm.: Skates. 1/- Under !•_>—-(id. -7 P.M.— LEARNERS' SFSSION. Adm. and Skates, 1/7.M0 - M I DNIG I IT GALA EVENING SESSION with Auckland's Foremost Skating Band "THE GLIDE RHYTHM MASTERS." New Novelties New Races. WEDNESDAY NEXT—-VICE-VERSA CARNIVAL! Boys will not lie Boys. Oirls will not be Girls But where can anyone obtain more fun and healthy enjoyment than at THE GLIDE CNR. KHYBER. PASS & PARK RD.

CABARET METRO POLE QUEEN ST. A NIGHT OF JOY TO-NIGHT! BOOK YOUR CUBICLE NOW. PHONE ' EVENINd DRESS ESSENTIAL. ADMISSION J. M. ARCHEK, Manager. ELOCUTION & SONG RECITAL By Students of AND jyjU. JOHNS, LEWIS EADY HALL, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27. Admission, i/(>. Box Plan open Monday. No booking fee. AUCKLAND JUVENILE CHOIR, CONCERT, THURSDAY, SEPT. 22, 8 P.M. IN THE LEWIS EADY HALL. Under tho C'ondnelorsliip of MISS IDA HOLMES. (Accompanist), Miss Ailcen Warren. Items rendered by the Choir from composers. Beethoven. Besly. , Meiulelssotm. Lull,v. Handel. Liszt. SI rauss. ASSISTING ARTISTS. Miss Leela 810.v —Violinist. Miss Lalla Flemus—'Cellist. Mrs. Phyllis Bloy—Pianist, In Trios of Arcnsky, Liszt, Tscliaikowsky, Widor. Tickets, I/O, may be obtained from Lewis : Kndy. Ltd. No Reservations. 4.lmA \ UCKLAND CITY AND yW V SUBURBAN CRICKET Vjt ASSOCIATION. THE ANNUAL MEETING Will lie held at the Y.M.CA.. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8 p.m. J. BALL, Hon. Assist. Secretary, 10*20 Great North Road, Auckland, W. 3.