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AMUSEMENTS REGENT LAST TWO DAYS LAST TWO DAYS WED. THURS. Matinee Each Day. “NATIONAL VELVET” “NATIONAL VELVET” “NATIONAL VELVET” (Recommended for Universal Exhibition) FRIDAY ONLY Warner Bros. Thrill-Successor to “The Maltese Falcon” “MASK OF DIM I TRIOS” Starring Sydney Greenstreet. (Recommended for Adults) SATURDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY Matinee Sat. and Tues. Noel Coward’s Noel Coward’s “THIS HAPPY BREED” A Human, Happy, Cavalcade of Family Life that will bring back Memories. (Recommended for Universal Exhibition) GRAND IT’S A WONDERFUL PICTURE IT’S A WONDERFUL PICTURE Your Request Your Request Finally TODAY Finally “The Private Lives of ELIZABETH AND ESSEX” Bette Davis Errol Flynn Support the Request Sessions they are your sessions. (Recommended for Adults) Also Screening London’s VICTORY PARADE VICTORY PARADE Special Featurette. THURSDAY ~ FRIDAY A Thrilling Mystery “SHADOW IN THE NIGHT” Warner Baxter Nina Foch (Recommended for Adults) Associate Feature: A Rollicking Mystery-Comedy “SHE GETS HER MAN” .Recommended for Universal Exhibition)

COMING. Especially arranged for the school holidays “Snow White and The Seven Dwarfs” 27th & 28th. PHENOMENAL BOOKINGS PHENOMENAL BOOKINGS PHENOMENAL BOOKINGS YOU ARE ADVISED TO BOOK AT ONCE. The Plan is Open at Armstrong’s THE WHOLE WORLD LOVES AS ONLY HE CAN 1 SING THEM. “Apart from his magnificent voice Peter Dawson has a wonderful charm of manner and an extraordinary gift of anecdote which places him in the front rank of raconteurs. GRAND THEATRE TUESDAY NEXT, AUGUST 20th TUESDAY NEXT, AUGUST 20th TUESDAY NEXT, AUGUST 20th TUESDAY NEXT, AUGUST 20th Supported by CLARENCE BLACK ' The Noted Young Pianist of Sydney Reserve Prices: 8/-, 5/10, 3/7 including Tax and Booking Fee. Direction: Begg’s Celebrity Artists Co. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN EDGECUMBE LABOUR PARTY Are arranging a dance in BELL’S HALL for TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17th Particulars later. 119