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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20704, 30 April 1929, Page 13

AMUSEMENTS. THE REGENT New Zealand’s Most Beautiful Playhouse. Direction: J. 0. Williamson Filqu.' Managing Director: Beaumont Smith. 2.13. — 7.45. AGAIN THE REGENT SCORES A TRIUMPH TWO ABSORBING PICTURES, Each one an Entertainment In itself. The Great. English Actor, CLIVE BROOK, CLIVE BROOK. CLIVE BROOK, Hero of “.Forgotten Faces.” With JACQUELINE LOGAN. (Mary Magdalene of ‘ “ The King of Kings”) In “MIDNIGHT MADNESS." "MIDNIGHT MADNESS.” “MIDNIGHT MADNESS.” Her home had been destitute of the ordinary , comforts of life; the drudgery sickened her and embittered her life,' and so she sold herself in marriage. She Dreamed of Riches, but instead of living in a palace, surrounded by wealth and luxury, she found herself in. a squalid hut in the African jungle. But he loved her, i>e was strong, hi* love was staunch, and though she scorned him, he fought to gain her love, and when he won, she v found YOU MUST SEE THIS EXCITING DRAMA FOR THE TREMENDOUS CLIMAX, “SHADOWS, OF THE NIGHT." “SHADOWS OF THE NIGHT" “ SHADOWS OF THE NIGHT.” Not an outdoor dog picture, but one of the most thrilling underworld dramas ever screened, with the perfectly amazing, almost unbelievable human sagacity of a dog matched against the cunning of an unscrupulous crook. —With— BIG SUPPORTING ITEMS, Including special film of pupils practising their dances for the Chinese Carnival in aid of St. John Ambulance. Reservations at Theatre (12-512 and 12-613) and at The Bristol. .

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