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Waikato Times, Volume 122, Issue 20409, 28 January 1938, Page 4

ooonro AT THE HAMILTON CINEMAS rmn» COMMENCING TO-NIGHT AT 8 p.m. TO-NIGHT MATINEE SATURDAY and TUESDAY, AT 2.15 pjn. Direct from a Record season at Auckland. The amazing adventure of the man who became Kin" for a day. ANTHONY HOPES GREAT ADVENTURE STORY. The Exhilaration of High-spirited Adventure . . . The Ecstasy of Flaming Romance . . . The Thriil of Daring Conflict . , The Joy of Unforgettable Entertainment '. SUPERBLY PLAYED BY DISTINGUISHED STARS ‘Che ~T DIRECTION HAMILTON THEATRES, LTD. REGENT ALWAYS THE CENTRE OF ATTRACTION. sjmimmiimimiiimiimiiimiiiit’immHnimimmmimiiiiimmmiiDnimii. ■ .a* 7 ituwai&M RONALD COLMAN MADELEINE CARROLL In the dual role of “King Rudolph” More Lovely than ever as “Princess Flavia.” and “Rudolph Rassendyll.” IN ‘THE PRISONER OF ZENBA’ DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS Jnr —MARY ASTOR RAYMOND MASSEY and C. AUBREY SMITH. I (Recommended by Censor for Adults) i Don’t Delay Make Your Reservations NOW i Plans at Theatre from 10 a.m. Daily ’Phone 1422. REGENT’S SPECIAL FEATURETTES CINESOUND REVIEW (Australia’s Best Newsreel) BRITISH AIR MAIL NEWS ANOTHER SUPER ATTRACTION FOR THE REGENT—COMMENCING NEXT FRIDAY FEBRUARY 4. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Presents “THE EMPEROR’S CANDLESTICKS” WITH WILLIAM POWELL LUISE RAINER (Approved for Universal Exhibition) COMMENCING TO-NIGHT AT 7.45 p.m. TO-MORROW, SATURDAY, AT 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. AND MONDAY AT 8 p.m. The ROYAL * RESERVATIONS—PLANS AT THEATRE CONFECTIONERY OR TELEPHONE 1580 NO. I FEATURE—Smugglers of the Twentieth Century ! A FAST-MOVING STORY OF THE MEXICAN BORDER PATROL. Written by the Outdoor King of Novelists—JAMES OLIVER CURWOOD "SKULL AND OR.OWN” . with JACK MULHALL REGIS TOOMEY MOLLY O’DAY & RIN-TIN-TIN Jnr. (The Famous Canine Star) NO. 2 FEATURE—HAIR-RAISING EXCITEMENT HURTLES FROM THE SCREEN . . . NOTORIOUS CRIMINALS ARE BLASTED FROM THEIR SECRET LAIR I u TRAPPED BY ‘G’-MEN” JACK HOLT WYNNE GIBSON (Both Recommended by Censor for Adults) JACK LARUE PHONE 1736 R O Y SATURDAY MONDAY “A NEW GREATER MORE GLAMOROUS GRAGIE FIELDS IN A SPARKLING MUSICAL COMEDY REFLECTION OF HER OWN LIFE STORY .... ‘YOUR FAVOURITE COMEDIENNE . . . BRINGING TO YOU THE SONG HITS OF 193# IN “TIIE SHOW GOES ON.” SENSATIONAL ENTERTAINMENT TUESDAY THE SUPREME ROMANTIC SONG, STORY AND MUSICAL COMEDY HIT CYRIL RITCHARD JOHN STUART AMY VENESS GRACIE FIELDS “THE SHOW GOES ON” " The Show Goes On” magnifies the popularity Gracie won as ” Queen of Hearts.” 2ND SPECIAL ATTRACTION "WHO ARE THEY T ? AUSTRALIA’S STAGE FAVOURITE AND THE WORLD'S MOST POPULAR COMEDIENNE UNITED IN A SPARKLING MUSICAL COMEDY BUBBLING OVER WITH LAUGHTER AND HAPPINESS.” THE MAN WHO’D FIGHT ANYTHING MEETS THE WOMAN WHO’D FIGHT BACK! EDWARD ARNOLD FRANCINE LARRIMORE Patrick GLORGL BANCROFT IN THE DRAMA THAT TINGLES WI TH ACTION . EXCITEMENT AND REVOLT “JOHN MEADE'S LADY” (All Recommended by Censor for Adults) WEDNESDAYTHE GIGANTIC MUSICAL EXTRAVAGANZA -HUNDREDS OF SHOWGIRLS—‘‘TOP OF THE TOWN” NEWS, VARIETIES SESSION AT 7.30 p.m. SATURDAY SATURDAY WEEK —, THE ALL-COLOUR BPEOIAL JANET GAYNOR FREDRIC MARCH “A STAR IS BORN* R O Y SPECIAL ! PER AIR MAIL ! THE FIRST AND EXCLUSIVE SCENES OF THE “PANAY” DISASTER. SEE EVERY THRILLING DETAIL OF THE AERIAL ATTACK AND SINKING OF THE U.S.A. WARSHIP BY THE JAPANESE. THERE’S ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW AT—THE STATE Dlr.: AMALGAMATED THEATRES LTD. 2 GIANT ATTRACTIONS Mo. 1 i/VHERE NIGHT LIFE IS GAYEST . . . Chan finds his grimmest nystery ! As the flashlights boom, death strikes—and Chan In,ades the night clubs ... to seek the killer whose double murder :asts a shadow of terror over Manhattan’s gayest spots ... a pall of suspicion over its loveliest girls I COMM. TO-NIGHT (Jan. 28) at 7.46 p.m. also SAT. (Jan. 20) at 2.16 p.m. and 7.45 p.m. MON. (Jan. 31) at 7.45 p.m BOX PLANS AT PARKES’ MUSIC BTORE. TEL. 1628 THE STATE TEL. 1416. BOX PLAN AT BOND AN LI BOND LTD. (Near Woolworths), Phone 3720 CIVIC Direction: Amalgamated Theatres Ltd. AFTER HOURS RING THEATRE. PHONE 3700 FOR ONE MIGHTY WEEK STARTING TO-NIGHT at 8 P.M. u CHARLIE CHAN ON BROADWAY (Recommended by Censor for Adults) A 20TH CENTURY-FOX SPECIAL ! STARRING WARNER OLAND J. EDWARD BROMBERG JOAN MARSH LOUISE HENRY JOAN WOODBURY DONALD WOODS DOUGLAS FOWLEY HAROLD HUBER end KEYE LUKE Grip your seat as Chan follows the clue of the candid camera along the Great White Way to trap the killer ! You’ll experience your greatest thrill—satisfied that you’ve seen the greatest Chan picture ever made I No. 2 —THE FUNNIEST, MERRIEST AND SPEEDIEST COMEDY YOU’VE EVER SEEN l Jack Haley Rochelle Hudson Arthur Treacher Eugene Pallette IN THE COMEDY HIT OF THE YEAR ‘She Had To Eat’ The hilarious story of a fellow who thought two could starve as cheaply as one a lad who will do anything for a laugh and a gill who will do anybody for a meal, lie's captured by coppers, tricked by trigger-men, ditched by a daft millionaire —all because lie falls for a girl with a permanent hunger FOR THRILLS ! (Approved for Universal Exhibition) SIX NIGHTS AND TWO MATINEES Matinees To-morrow & Tuesday, at 2.15 p.m. Snow Drenched Splendour Exhilarating Romance Dazzling Spectacle Sparkling Gaiety A MIRACLE OF MUSICAL DELIGHT TYRONE POWER TYRONE POWER TYRONE POWER TYRONE POWER SONJA HENIE SONJA HENIE SONJA HENIE SONJA HENIE (Queen of the Silver Skates) A Breath-taking Musical Extravaganza (Approved for Universal Exhibition) ARTHUR TREACHER (And an All-Star Cast) RAYMOND WALBURN Magnificent Swirling Ice-Ensembles! And These Song Sensations: ” My Secret Love Affair” "Over Night” "My Swiss Hilly Billy” SILVER-WINGED RHYTHM ON ICE! SPECIAL SHORT! FRIDAY, SATURDAY and MONDAY Bombing of the American Gunboat, ” PANAY.” Showing the TUESDAY NEXT—GUEST PRICES 6ci & 9d No. I—RITZ BROTHERS TED HEALY PATSY KELLY ALICE FAYE ADOLPH MENJOU MICHAEL WHALEN DIXIE DUNBAR GREGORY RATOFF In the Sparkling MUSICAL >f BING BABY SING” No. 2 —BUDDY ROGERS BARBARA KENT ERIC BLORE BETTY GRABLE GRACE BRADLEY GEORGE BARBIER IN ‘OLD MAN RHYTHM” (Both Approved Universal Exhibition)