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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 17951, 1 December 1932, Page 2

SATURDAY NEXT at THE REGENT THEATRE COMING TO MAKE YOU HAPPY! HAROLD LLOYD in MOVIE CRAZY You’ll laugh and forest your troubles—You'll wipe away a tear or two as you follow the ups and downs of this movie-struck lad. It's a riot—its l-larold Lloyd at his very best. - \ v ' ■ BOX PLAN FI LLING RAPIDLY! Rl NG 33 FOR RESERVATIONS! TWICE DAILY MAICGTip TIIFATRF Ri "S Phono 103 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. ISI Ow Lw S ItJ Ifl toft Is 9 BUi For Reservations, Ten years from now when you talk about Great Motion Pictures you’ll be proud to say “I saw BARBARA STANWYCK in SO BEG With George Brent (Mr. Ruth Chatterton), Bette Davis, Mae Madison, Dickie Moore, Hardie Albright, and 17 others. 8,0 BIG You'll remember it with the Triumphs of the Screen! It won the Pulitzer Prize as the Best of the Year! You should bring the Whole Family to See It! Superb Supporting Programme. Twice Daily, DEf I CIST TUPATUP 33 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. li-EUEW I 1 Hiß, a|K For Return Season of the Finest, Fastest, Funniest Musical Comedy Gem presented in this Theatre. JACK BUCHANAN m PARIS With Irene Bordoni, Zasu Pitts and Louise Closser Hale. A rainbow of melody! A dazzling riot of color! A swish of ruffled skirts — That’s “PARIS”! ’ ' 1 Don’t Miss it—lt’s as good as a trip to “Gay Paree!” Brilliant Supporting Programme!

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