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Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 49, 27 February 1935, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS. LAST TWO DAYS! Today anrl To-morrow are definitely your last chance of seeing— " CLEOPATRA." " CLEOPATRA." , " CLEOPATRA. ,, Approved for Universal Exhibition. With . CLAUDETTE COLBERTWARREN WILLIAM, HENRY WILCOXON. Brilliant Associate Programme. VV ST. JAMES , VV Direction : Sir Benjamin Fuller. — FRIDAY NEXT! — YOU askpfl for it—and they've done it again—they've made another perfect picture — they have a way of their own when it comes to creating delightful Entertainment! Come prepared for more laughsmore thrills—for an evPn more dramatic story that will keep you guessing until the final fade out— I M YRNA LOY. I In Metro-Goldwyn-Maye.r's successor picture to "THE THIN MAN ,, — "EVELYN V" / PRENTICE." ] \ Recommended by Censor I \ lor Adults. AN With CORA SUE COLLINS. "\7"ES—the stars of -'THE THIN •*■ MAN" are a trib now—and the new member of the family is an unexpected joy in another perfect picture of laughs and thrills. Remember her as the little Princess in "THE SPECTACLE MAKER," the coloured featurette ou the "CHAINED" programme?

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