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Wairarapa Times-Age, 13 October 1938, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. NOTICE! ELECTION RESULTS. Keep in touch with the results in comfort at the Regent! Returns will be screened (on a separate screen) during the evening session, which will continue until midnight. —THE REGENT——THE REGENT— Your Favourite Theatre. J. C. Williamson Pict. Corporation. 8 p.m. NIGHTLY, ’Phone 2303. LAST TWO DAYS!!! Scorching, Soul-searing, Romantic Drama Behind the Walls of a Mighty Prison! “PENITENTIARY.” “PENITENTIARY.” Not just another prison story, but the most remarkable action romance of its type yet screened! WALTER CONOLLY, JEAN PARKER JOHN HOWARD, ROBERT BARRETT (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) SATURDAY, 2.15 & 8 p.m. A “METRO’/. MASTERPIECE. erich mAria Remarque’s “3 COMRADES.” “3 COMRADES.” “3 COMRADES.” “3 COMRADES.” ROMANCE! The depth and breadth of a romance that will stir the soul of every man and every woman! The millions of readers of Erich Maria Remarque’s new’ masterpiece will find no book more sincerely or successfully adapted to the screen! ROBERT TAYLOR MARGARET SULLAVAN FRIENDSHIP! The deep, understanding friendship of three men who have come out of the war with three entirely dif- / ferent views of life ... And into this friendship the acceptance of a girl who became one of them. In this story Remarque has lifted a veil on human association that will cause “Three Comrades” to be talked about! FRANCHOT TONE ROBERT YOUNG LAUGHTER! The humour ... the fun ... the . , . comedy—when, they race in an wreck of a car that passes everything on the road ... laughter in the pub where they meet for conviviality ... at the dance where x Erich’s assembled dress suit gives up the ghost. . LIONEL ATWILL DRAMA! The drama of a populace in the throes of peace-time desires and intrigues ... the vengeance of one man to avenge the slaying of his comrade! ’ Also: A A PETE SMITH ROBT. BENCHLEY PETE SMITH kOBT. BENCHLEY Novelty. Comedy. COMEDY CARTOON. Regent isews Service. SHORT SUBJECTS WITH ELECTION RESULTS FROM 10.30 TO MIDNIGHT. In all sincerity we urge you to reserve early as plans are filling very rapidly. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) .. .—l——l II !!■■■■— BEAUTY TAKES NO VACATION (CONSTANT CARE is necessary if you are V to preserve that softness and whiteness of skin so essential to true beauty. “VELMA” Skin Balm for face, hands and arms is soothing and fragrant—the PERFECT non-greasy Emollient. Apply a little night and morning, rubbing well in, and you will be amazed at the results. • “VELMA” Skin Balm is used and recommended by scores of fastidious women, who demand that their face and hands receive the most scrupulous care. Excellent, also, before and after shaving and for sunburn, windburn, etc. In 1/6 size and double-quantity size, 2/6, from CAMPBELL’S PHARMACY, “The Family Chemists,” Masterton. 1 VUGENE NON - ELECTRIC OR “STEAMOL” (Oil Vapour) Permanent Waves for “Permanent” Satisfaction. Only at BRICKMAN’S BEAUTY PARLOURS, QUEEN ST., MASTERTON. Telephone 2064. HANDS WERE USELESS. “QO painful was Neuritis that my hands were useless, and I couldn’t do housework. One course of your wonderful R.U.R. treatment removed a complaint of years’ standing,” writes Mrs V. Breadon, 7 Albert Street, Petersham, N.S.W. R.U.R., with moneyback guarantee for Rheumatism, Lumbago, Sciatica and Gout. Procurable from Wood’s Pharmacy. 4 FOR THOSE UNEXPECTED GUESTS! ’THE problem—the homely stew, the modest cold joint—how to transform these into meals you will be proud to serve? MURDOCH’S WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE, of course! The merest drop or two will give a distinction and flavour to the dish that only this delicious sauce can achieve. Obtainable from McGAVIN’S, LTD., QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON. 4 PNGLISH Magazine Club. Have you read the latest Strand, Windsor, Wide World, Geographical? Join the Club at Cambridge Book Shop, State Theatre Buildings. 6d to join, 3d per copy to change. All Home Magazines available. TINKLER’S IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRY. POR Grates, Chilled Ploughshares, Wheels, Roller Rings, Washers, etc. LINCOLN ROAD. MASTERTON. ’Phone 1257. ’