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Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 237, 6 October 1936, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS. _ THE REGENT Dir. : J. C. Williamson, Picture Corp.. Ltd. •SESSIONS : 11 a.m., 2.15 and S p.m. I,.V.ST TIER KB DAYS. HERBERT MARSHALL, HERBERT MARSHALL, With GERTRUDE MICHAEL, In " FORGOTTEN FACES." " FORGOTTEN FACES." Two Brilliant Stars in an unforgettafble Drama ! Recommended hu Censor for Adults. FRIDAY NEXT! An important event in the history o£ this theatre's presentations, for anions' the greatest attractions that ' 11)3(3 has SO far given you none will rank higher than this! OXCE AGAIN THE PRODUCERS OF "TUB COUNT OF .MONTI''; CRIST! I" TRANSLATE TO THE SCREEN A STORY" BELOVED BY MILLIONS ■ . - LAVISHING ON IT ALL THEIR GREAT Itl'lSOURCES . . . GIVING IT A I'KODUCTION OF TIIIJ FIKST MACNITUDE . . . MAKING OK IT A GLORIOUSLY THRILLING ENTERTAINMENT ■ ■ ■ AUTHENTIC IN EVERY DETAIL . . .STIRRINGLY ACTED . . . ALTERNATING TENDER ROMANCE WITH BREATHLESS SCENE'S OF BARBARIC WARFARE! Here at last is a picture that Matches the Grandeur of the Epoch it Portrays. JAM 198 QOOPER'S gELOVBD OLASSIC, "THE LAST OF THE " THE LAST OF THE " THE LAST OF THE " THE LAST OF THE " THE LAST OF THE MOHICANS." MOHICANS." MOHICANS." MOHICANS." MOHICANS." Already hailed as the season's outstanding motion picture, it took two long years to complete. With a Cast of Thousands, headed by RANDOLPH SCOTT, HENRY WILCOXON, BINNIE BARNES, BRUCE CABOT, HEATHER ANGEL, PHILIP REED. ROMANCE TO MAKE YOUR HEART HEAT FASTER! DRAMA TO MAKE,YOUR PULSE FOUND WITH KNCITIOMENT ! IMMORTALISING THE HEROIC STRUGGLE OF A HANDFUL OF MEN AND WOMEN TO CARVE A NEW NATION FROM THE NESS? THE GRANDEUR. THE KXrrr KMIPNT AND ADVENTURE-" OUS SWEEP OF THIS REMARKABLE STORY HAS BEEN CAP-. TITHED WITH SUCH STIRRING REALISM THAT IT WILL BECOME ONE OF THE LONG-RE-MBMBEKEP MASTERPIECES OF SCREEN HISTORY" A Reliance Picture —United Artists. Approved for Universal Exhibition. FRIDAY AT THE REGENT. Book Your Seats Early—Box Plans Open To-day at Theatre (Phone 32-SSS). j

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