Page 10 Advertisements Column 5

New Zealand Herald, Volume 80, Issue 24775, 24 December 1943, Page 10

11.0 Regent To-day 2.0 Regent To-day 5.0 Regent To-day 8.0 Regent To-day and all Next Week * To-morrow, Xmas Night Doors open 7 p.m. Show at 8 p.m. SCREENING SUNDAY. 2.0 AND 7.46 Same programme as below. ■jf Republic Films Present A Star Studded Spectacle of a Thousand-and-one Thrills against a Background of Dazzling Beauty and Gay Romance. "RHYTHM ON ICE" "RHYTHM ON ICE" "RHYTHM ON ICE" "RHYTHM ON ICE" Flashing skates, whirling bodies streamlined for speed, plus the artistry of such screen favourites as Jerry Colonna Ellen Drew Richard Denning And Featuring The Ice-Capades Company WITH THE INTERNATIONALLY FAMOUS SKATING STARS Vera Hruba, Megan Taylor, Lois Dworshak, Donna Atwood "Red" McCarthy, Phil Taylor, Joe Jackson, jun., Jackson and Lynam, Robin Lee, Dench and Stewart. The Benoits, Eric VVaite, Babs Savage. SENSATIONAL HIT TUNES FROM „ "Moonlight Cocktail," "Johnny Doughboy, n "Song of the Islands," "Tequila," "After All, "The Guy With The Polka Dotted Tie. PLANS AT REGENT Approved for Universal Exhibition. V p| STRAND HUH V HI Direction: Civic Theatre. Ltd. 11l Four Sessions Daily 11 Plans at Theatre. Phone 43-114. FELONIOUS FUN ALL KINDS OF THIEVING DONE QUJCK AND NEAT That's the Slogan of "LARCENY INCORPORATED" "LARCENY INCORPORATED" "LARCENY INCORPORATED" » Presented by Warner's. The Boss is Edward G. Robinson Edward G. Robinson Edward G. Robinson Aided and Abetted by JACK CARSON EDWARD BROPHY BRODEKICK CRAWFORD With Jane Wyman You'll scream at the audacious adventures of those big-town hustlers who buy out a bag shop to rob the bank next door—and then can't, start work because everybody in town suddenly wants to buy a bag I The Year's Greatest Laugh! Recommended by Censor for Adults. The Specially Selected Shorts include: — "SNOW TIME." Comedy Cartoon in Technicolor; "WEST OF THE ROCKIES' Broadway Brevity LATEST PARAMOUNT NEWS. 111 l ACTAI? 11111 DOMINION ROAD 111 lAM UK .1)11 Phone HI-438 To-night A Saturday Night JOEL McCREA. VERONICA LAKE in "SULLIVAN'S TRAVELS" Recommended by Censor for Adults. Also 'HI! BUDDY" Approved for Universal Exhibition. LATEST NEWS. AMBASSADOR PT - ? H 3 |f p A m LIER ' WILLIAM POWELL—HEDY LAMARR in "CROSSROADS" Recommended by Censor for Adults. Preston FOSTER—Patricia MORISON in "NIGHT IN NEW ORLEANS" Approved for Universal Exhibition. This Programme will be Screened Saturday, Christmas Night. Y M.C.A. Christmas Dinner —Civilians 4/-, JL • Servicemen 2/6. —Please book your seat. OUTDOOR SPORTS (Controlled by Auckland Baseball (Softball) Association.) BASEBALL ! I See our own N.Z. lads against the Americans. See the Champion American Teams in Action 1 CARLAW PARK 1.30 p.m. Representative Mat-ch — AUCKLAND t. U.S.A. 3 p.m., U.S. ARMY v. U.S. NAVY. THIS AFTERNOON. Admission — 1/-, Stand 6d, Schoolchildren Free to ground. SEE YOU AT THE BASEBALL. CARLAW PARK, ' THIS AFTERNOON I AUCKLAND TROTTING CLUB SUMMER MEETING, 1943 TUESDAY, DECEMBER 28 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 30 AT ALEXANDRA PARK, EPSOM FIRST RACE AT 11.15 A.M. The Totalisator will close sharp on time for each race and the public are asked to co-operate by making their investments early. PRINCIPAL EVENTS FIRST DAY AUCKLAND TROTTING CUP, £I6OO. Limit 4.32; 2 miles. , ST. HEI/lERS HANDICAP. £OSO. Limit 2.50; Wa miles. SECOND DAY PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP, £IOOO. Limit, 4.'2 miles. G.N. FREE FOR ALL, £750; V/ 4 miles. PATRONS NOTE.—For the convenience of patrons having tickets to collect from the First Day the Late Dividend Windows will be open on Thursday, December 30. one hour before starting time of first race. l/(t Admission to Course ]/<> Lawn Enclosure and Grandstand (Including Admission to Course): Gentlemen <>/• Ladies 4/Children Under 12 Years . . 2/DERBY STAND (Outside Enclosure): Gentlemen 1/(i, Ladies Free. MEMBERS OF THE NAVY, MILITARY AND AIR FORCES IN UNIFORM AND MERCHANT NAVY, ADMITTED FREE. The Publican's Booths and the Afternoon Tea Rooms will be open as usual. No person who has at any time since the passing of "The Gaming and Lotteries Act Amendment Act, 1008," followed the occupation of a bookmaker or bookmaker's clerk, no disqualified or undesirable person, will he admilted to the Alexandra Park Racecourse during the Summer Meeting, and if any such person is found on such course he will be removed I herefrom and prosecuted for trespass The promotion of sweeps Is prohibited, and any person infringing this regulation will be removed from the Racecourse and prosecuted. K. J. GLOVER, Assistant-Secretary.