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ampmmimw REGENT Final Two Day! REGENT Sessions: 11.0. 3.0 and • PJOROBERT YOUNG — RUTH 11l Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's Happy-Go-Lucky Comedy " MARRIED BACHELOR " Special Selection of Peaturettee. Flans at Regent — Telephone 32-888. Recommended by Censor for Adults. REGENT FRIDAY! J. C. Williamson Picture Corp.. Ltd. 11.0, 2.0, 5.0 AND 8 P.M. Paramount . Picture Present - LOUISIANA PURCHASE " 44 LOUISIANA PURCHASE" " LOUISIANA PURCHASE " ZgSZtttTS 4^'^s-^n they added — 808 HOPE 808 HOPE 808 HOPE 808 HOPE with his Quick-Click Comedy and the Music of IRVING BERLIN including that Popular Hit of the Day "TO-MORROW IS A LOVELY DAY." THEN— _ . „ . ZORtNA The Beautiful and Most Graceful Thing on Two Feet — and with her IRENE BORDONI. VICTOR MOORE. PtOS THE PAGEANTRY OF A MARDI GRAS ALL IN TECHNICOLOUR AND_ 100 LOUISIANA LOVELIES 100 LOUISIANA LOVELIES 100 LOUISIANA LOVELIES Dazzling Bewitching Beauties. THE RESULT — NEXT WEEK'S TOP TREAT OF THE TOWN! BE WISE AND BOOK. Plans at Regent Theatre. Recommended by Censor for Adults. k'liiiißnirainiNiiiiiiiiuiiiiiuiniiiiiimiiniiiiiimiiiniiiiiniuniiiiiuiiiiiiiuinniiiiininiiininin'g 1 FULLER THEATRES | = Preserve your heritage: Invett in Liberty Loan [PRINCE EDWARD) phone 48-252. |Guest Night To-night, 7.30| 1 Here is a programme that is packed g, j g : from first to final scene. D'l s: I WALTER CONNOLLY in a Stark 6d I = Drama behind Prison Walls. = 1| "Those High Grey Walls" |6dl g Recommended by Censor for Adults. 6d § g Also Showing— 6d i I William Boyd (Hopalong Cassidy) fifj g 3 in Clarence E. MuHord's Thrilling Tale, | | | " Stage Coach War" j | = Approved for Universal Exhibition. [ BRITANNIA | pSS. § H Warm and Comfortable. 1= | To-night at 7.30 | I HENRY O'NEIL—DON DOUGLAS, 1 1 Grant Withers and Chas. Winninger in g | " THE GET-AWAY" § g Recommended by Censor for Adults. g 1 DICK FORAN—LEO CARRILLO j g and Andy Devlne in gj | "ROAD AGENT" j = Approved for Universal Exhibition. || | VICTORIA j | | To-night at 7.30 | 1 The Battle of Laughs! g 1 With JACK BENNY — FRED ALLEN 1 m and MARY MARTIN In 1 | "LOVE THY NEIGHBOUR"| H Approved for Universal Exhibition. g | JIMMY HANLEY — MARY CLARE In 1 | " There Ain't No Justice" | ] Recommended by Censor for Adults. g

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