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Auckland Star, Volume LXXI, Issue 221, 17 September 1940, Page 12

AMUSEMENTS. j REGENT I Direction: J. C. Williamson Picture Corp.. Ltd. SESSIONS: 11.0. 3.15 AND 8 P.M. " THE STORY OP |) R "Y£AGIC J^ULLET." Edward G. Robinson. Ruth Gordon. Otto Knicer. Donald Crisp. Maria Ouspenskaya. Montagu Love. Sic Rumann. Donald Meek. Henry O'Neill. Theodor Ton Eltz. Plans at Regent — Phone 32-888. Recommended by Censor lor Adults. HERE'S A PROGRAMME PACKED WITH THE TREASURES OP ENTERTAINMENT. A specially selected Programme with Star Value — Quality — Quantity — Romance — Music and Laughter! "FOUR WIVES" Supported by the "Long Peaturette" "CAVALCADE OF ACADEMY AWARDS." REGENT — 11.0 — FRIDAY REGENT — 2.15 — FRIDAY REGENT — 5.0 — FRIDAY REGENT — 8.0 — FRIDAY (Direction: J. C. Williamson Picture Corp. Ltd.) Warner Brothers Present /"FOUR \ ( WIVES" \ 1 Suggested by the / I \ Fanny Hurst / \ Novel "Sister / \ Act." / Join the Honeymoon Lanes as they start out on their happiest adventure—a grand reunion of the favourite four .... coming back for more!

The Lovable Cast of "Fopr Daughters." * New Laughs — New Thrills —New Joys. * The same gay charm as their last Hit. * PRISCILLA LANE Married, but Merry. ROSEMARY LANE Betrothed, but Bewitching. LOLA LANE Hitched, but Happy. GALE PAGE Wedded, but Wifely. JOHN GARFIELD CLAUDE RAINS May Robson — Frank McHugh Dick Foran — Henry O'Neill. * Added Attraction for the First Time In Motion Picture History. ALL THE GREATEST STARS ALL THE GREATEST TRIUMPHS FROM EVERY STUDIO IN HOLLYWOOD. "CAVALCADE " CAVALCADE "CAVALCADE OF OF ACADEMY AWARDS" ACADEMY AWARDS" ACADEMY AWARDS" ACADEMY AWARDS" MIGHTY SPECTACLE OF ALL AWARDS FROM "Wings" 1928 1828 "Wings" 1923 1928 "Wings" 1928 TO 1?3? "Gone With the Wind" 1939 1939 "Gone With the Wind" 1939 1939 "Gone With the Wind" 1939 * ACTUAL SCENES SOME OF THE PICTURES AND PERSONALITIES YOU WILL SEE: "Wings." Janet Gaynor In "Seventh Heaven," Mary Pickford in "Coquette " George Arliss in "Disraeli." Norma Shearer in "The Divorcee." Marie Dressier In "Min and BUI." "Grand Hotel." "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" "Cavalcade." "Henry Vin.." "It Happened One Night." "Mutiny on the Bounty." Bette Davis in "Dangerous." Great Ziegfeld." "Louis Pasteur" Paul Muni. Luise Rainer. Sp-ncer Tracy: Robert Donat in "Good-bye Mr. Chips." and Vivien Leigh in "Gone With the Wind."

IT'S HOLLYWOOD'S OWN CELEBRATION .... and you're all Invited! The most unique, entertainment-packed "little" feature yet brought to the screen. Stars! Stars! Stars! See them wine and dine at the actual Academy Banquet of 1939! Delightful! Informal! Excitinsl * BOOK NOW FOR REGENT — FRIDAY NEXT! Plans at Theatre — Phone 33-388. Approved for Universal Exhibition. Plac « Auckland." (Only eight minutes by bus from City.) I .BERKELEY i ~ SCSSION BA * - J — Phone 17-377 — M Commencing To-night at Ei^ht. M ROBERT DONAT. GREER GARSON JJ " GOOD-BYE, MR. CHIPS." M Mctr °-<3ol<J*yn-Mayer s Unforgettable Screen _ Triumph!! JVI Approved for Universal Exhibition. Pete Smith, Travelogue (Austria). British News. etc.. etc. | CAPITOL] BALMORAL. J — ! Last Night at 7.45. ■M Lew Ayres, James Stewart. Joan Crawford In M " ICE FOLLIES OF 1939." M Also: ln Jj " LUCK OF THE NAVY." M .You'll ThriU with Pride. M " Approved for Universal Exhibition. "The March of Time." etc.. etc. MEETINGS. £JOUNTY OP WAITEMATA. PUKEATUA RIDING. addriss'th? meeftag John Anbu "" ,ce officer *' 1U vi 7 A. PURVIS-SMITH. __ Block Warden. LAWN TENNIS. 'J' B N N I 8. BKBT VALUES IN AUCKLAND-CHEAPEST RACQUETS and f.estringing ALSO TENNIS COACHING. WISEMANS. SPOP.TS EXPERTS 170. QUEEN STREET. ' q CHIROPRACTORS. A J' , REDDELL - Palmer School Graduate v> aT£ C ~ 2. 1 Biven in the Home—Ph. 41-818 Mt. Albert. Consultations Free. g C Institute. Lionel Duggan. prin^ Wlnstone Bldgs. Phone 44-929. B DUGGAN. mEs Freda (Palmer GraduateT N.Z.C-A.. Wlnstone Bldgs. 46-144. 3 GILES AND GILES. Palmer Graduates Member* N.2.C.A., DUworth Bids. Phone' 45-525 B