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Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 149, 26 June 1931, Page 18

j AMUSEMENTS. GLORIOUS MENT—DRAMA—COMEDYMUSIC—DANCES. A NIGHT OF REVELRY AND JOY, A DAZZLING AND GORGEOUS SPECTACLE, WITH A ROMANCE THAT MUST APPEAL TO EVERY WOMAN —A STORY OF A WOMAN'S FIGHT FOR HER HUSBAND. "The Dominion's Greatest Theatre." Direction : J. C. Williamson Films. Managing Director : Beaumont Smith. 10.45 — 2.30 — 8 P.M. TO-DAY TO-DAY THE MOST SPECTACULAR DRAMA OF RECENT YEARS, The Story of Angela and Bob Brooks — You' neglect me, he told his wife. You think more of friendless girls than you do of a friendless husband —Well, he said, I know some friendless girls too — and that's where the real trouble started. J. C. WILLIAMSON OFFER THEIR SECOND BIG ATTRACTION SECURED FOR THE CIVIC THEATRE. CECIL B. DE MILLE, CECIL B. DE MILLE, The Master Director who gave the world "TIIB VOLGA BOATMAN," "THE KING OF KINGS," Now Offers THE TRIUMPH OF HIS CAREER, "MADAM SATAN." "MADAM SATAN." "MADAM SATAN." " MADAM SATAN." "MADAM SATAN." "MADAM SATAN." "MADAM SATAN." " MADAM SATAN." A Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Special. Starring /1\ REGINALD DENNY, KAY JOHNSON, ROLAND YOUNG, LILLIAN ROTH And a Supporting Cast of Many Thousands. Here is »one of the BIG Pictures of the year. Thrills, colour, clever dancing, tuneful songs, spectacle and an absorbing story of an affectionate husband and a tooperfect wife make Cecil B. de Mille's "Madam Satan" an attraction worth while. Dramatic Thrills that keep you sitting on the edge of your seat. A DANCING REVEL 1000 FT ABOVE THE EARTH. And then—an explosion—dancers and revellers hurtling through space—falling to earth, hanging on to parachutes. Never has such a thrilling scene been conceived before. IT'S AMAZING. SPECIAL LATEST NEWS IN SOUND FROM SPAIN. THE REVOLUTION. KING ALFONSO Speaks to you from the Screen. Also, HOWARD MOODY At the Grand Organ, Featuring "CHILDHOOD DAYS."

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