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Evening Star, Issue 20135, 27 March 1929, Page 10

AMUSEMENTS. rji H E KEG EX r T New Zealand's Most Beautiful Playhouse. Direction J. C. Williamson Films. Managing Director, Beaumont Smith. 2.IS—TWICE DAILY—7.4S. Appearing at Matinee Daily- and To-night. * Positively Final Appearance To-morrow, The Most Popular Aclor-Vocalisl that has Ever Visited New Zealand, ALEC REGAN. ALEC REGAN. ALEC REGAN. ALEC REGAN. Never have the walls of the Regent Theatre {o echoed to such tumultuous applause. Recalled again and again at every performance. With MIGHTY TWO-STAR PICTURE PROGRAMME. The MoH Discussed Picture of the Year. POWERFUL ! MOVING! TRUTHFUL! A Startling Revolutionary Theme! ■ THE ENEMY’ •THE ENEMY’ ■THE ENEMY’ ‘THE ENEMY' Screening at 3.40 and 9.14. Starring LILLIAN GISH and RALPH FORBES. Wife for a. night—then her husband torn from her— gone, perhaps, for ever-sent to war bv pa trio! s with high ideals, who, however, do not go themselves. Mother and baby left io starve in the city in unknown, silent heroism, while the men light and suffer and are maimed in the Mainour and glory of the battlefield. \ PLEA FOR WORLD PEACE. A CONDEMNATION OF HATE. \ Powerful, Unforgettable Drama, not of battles, but of wav—of (he men and women and children who arc left behind. Also, VERA REYNOLDS A nd K fDOLPII SCHILDKRA IT In ‘THE MAIN EVENT.* ‘THE .MAIN EVENT.* ‘THE MAIN EVENT.’ 'THE MAIN EVENT.’ Screening at 2-20 and 7.50. A Human. Romantic Drama ol the 'porting Ring. Rcsen aiions ai thcairc (12-012 and 12-5i3) and at The Bristol. NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR BOOKING. \G\IN TWO GREAT PICTURES, I‘OMAI ENCI NG SAT UH HAV, rjp ]{ E KEG EX T Dunedin's Leading House of Enter!ninmenl. LEW CODY and A ELLEN PRINGLE In ‘ BEAU BROADWAY.’ ‘ BEAU BROADWAY.’ ‘BEAU BROADWAY,’ A Rioi of Fuu that Sets Anoihor Maik in Sophisticated Comedy-Drama. And ROD LA ROCQUE In ‘ STAND AND DELIVER.’ ‘STAND AND DELIVER.' ‘STAND AND DELIVER,’ A Gripping Drama of Love and Banditry. Book NOW and Avoid the Holiday Crowds.