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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 186, 8 August 1930, Page 10

AMUSEMENTS. -TO THE PUBLIC. i is stuck for words, is unable to r position now. The curtain has [ picture, "JOURNEY'S END." . Thoughts rush through my mind, • imagination runs riot. But one . lam proud of being British. I : terrible realisms of war. I have , its loyalty and nobility, but I have , the miserable horrors of it as pori writers. I have seen it through [ heard Britons living and speak- [ am proud of them. I have l Britisher, produced by Britishers, i British speech. It is such a i and woman must see it. It will l every true Britisher. "JOUE- ! cannot speak about it, not EDWIN R. GREENFIELD, Manager, REGENT THEATRE. Ring 4G-SSS for Reserves.

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