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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 197, 9 November 1927, Page 17

AiMUbtMENTS The Biggest Entertainment in Town The Management of the New Reger announce that although they have a ranged for the evening performance t commence at 8.15 p.m. in order to allot their patrons full advantage of the Da r light _ Saving, the usual big Regent E.n tertainment has in no way been curtallec Same big snow as before —the bigaes entertainment in town. THE REGENTS NEW SUMMER POLICY Has made no difference to the show THE ONLY THEATRE IN TOWN GIVING THE BIG PROGRAMME. 77££3MH^jj I \New Regent | The Theatre Magnificent. rection .J. c. Williamson Filr Managing director nt Smith anrl ET L I/Mcciors; Beaumont Smith and F. W. Thrir Continuous Pictures from 11.30 7 p.i BIG ROYAL' MATINEE. VAUDEVILLE AND PICTURES. At 2.15 prompt. .. . EVENING PERFORMANCE. Vaudeville. Pictures, Operatic Orchestr DOORS OPEN 7.30. COMMENCE 8.1 AND POPULAR FAMILY DAY PRICES. 1000 Stalls^ ■l/ Children, 6d. dav 1s Children. 9c RO AL LOUNGE (Res.), 2s. Children, 1j LAST 2 DAYS The Screen's Most Beautiful Blonde. ESTHER RALSTON “Ten Modern Commandments A POWERFUL AND DELIGHTFUL STORY OF THE STAGE. Also: Sixth of that Popular Series FAMOUS MUSIC MASTERS: THE LIVES AND WORKS OF Haydn and Mozart (Afternoon and Evening Only.) Also C. WILLIAMSON CELEBRITY VAUDEVILLE. VAUGHN THE KING OF SYNCOPATION. Appearing Afternoons and Evenings. A " °! ut ® R,ot at Every Performanc A Veritable Wizard of the Xylophone. And _ EDDIE HORTDN at the Organ. MAURICE GUTTRIDGE and a Regent Operatic Orchestr* Reservations at Theatre (46-888), and a Lewis R. Eady and Son, Ltd. Commencing Friday THE ONE AND ONLY

REGINALD DENNY ‘Fast and Furious 9 OH! WHAT A SCREAM, WHAT A THRILL. WHAT A RIB-CRACKING FARCE. BOX PLANS NOW OPEN. P« ,n e c dWaRD Direction - Fuller-Hayward Theatres. Lt TO-NIGHT WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS The fastest, funniest comedy you’ve ev< “Love Makes ’Em Wild’ AND Tom Mix and Tony In their latest and greatest Wester “Outlaws of Red River” Full Supporting Programme TO-NIGHT at the PRINCE EDWARD THEATRE MONDAY NEXT Prince Edward Comic Song Contest First Prize £3 3 0 Second Prize For Best Comic Song. Audience to Judge Enter Now. Full particulars at Theatr. NEW ZEALAND MUST PROSPEF See the proof at the Domain Crickc Ground, on SATURDAY, November 1! when 1.000 Girl Guides will give yo of their best. DIXIELAND EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. TO-NIGHT Mid-week Gala Night ing. 8.30 till 12 p.i 7s 6d Double NOTE.—Don't forget the da NESDAY, November 23. Monster Maori Night When JACK WILSON AND HIS 10 WAIHUA WARRIORS Will give an Exhibition of the Ma Ha ka and the Poi Dance. RESERVE EARLY. PHONE 26-615 OF AUCKLAND Auckland Municipal Band TOWN HALL SATURDAY NEXT, AT 8 P.M. To mark the completion of the third yeai of its musical activities, the Municipa Band will present a special programme which wijl include TSCHAIKOWSKYS OVERTURE SOLENELLE. “1812," GREIG S “PEER GYNT” SUITE, LISZT’S SECOND RHAPSODY. And Other Fine Numbers. Vocalists: MISS KATE CHRISTIE icon tralto), and MR. JEAN DELLORE (tenor). CHRISTOPHER SMITH, Bandmaster. Accompanist: MR. LEO. WHITTAKER. J* S. BRIGHAM. Town Clerk. A staff of 35 experts at make-ui was required at the desert location camp where one thousand, two hundred and fifty actors were appearing in scenes for Paramount's "Beau Seb reur.” Many of these actors won beards, and it was one of the cosmeticians’ job to apply them. Th* location camp was situated 250 milenorth of Hollywood in the sand dunes near Guadalupe.