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Press, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22305, 20 January 1938, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. TO-DAY “ANNAPOLIS SALUTE” and “WILD MONEY” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) = CRYSTAL PALACE ===== Thone 32-408. Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. TO-MORROW: 2.15 p.m., 8 p.m. AT LAST.' THE FILM YOU’VE READ ABOUT FOR MONTHS. ONLY ONCE IN A LONG TIME DOES THERE APPEAR ON THE.SCREEN A PICTURE SO ARRESTING SO THRILLING SO FULL OF INTEREST Thousands battle for passage Spies—Traitors— Lovers—room for just a few—Who will they be? The Last Train — their one chance in a million to escape the death trap of flaming war. NOT A WAR FILM, BUT A DYNAMIC STORY OF EVERYDAY PEOPLE IN A WORLD GONE MAD. An unforgettable thrilling story of ten lives all strangers. “ THE LAST TRAIN “THE LAST TRAIN FROM MADRID” FROM MADRID ” Starring DOROTHY LAMOUR (“The Jungle Princess”) LEW AYRES GILBERT ROLAND KAREN MORLEY. STARTLING IN ITS REALITY. PACKED WITH AMAZING SURPRISES. THE FIRST PICTURE TO COME OUT OF SPAIN’S FLAMING REVOLT. Thrown together in a tangled web of conflicting emotion and supreme passion. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) BE WISE BOOK EARLY SEE FOR YOURSELF THE PICTURE THAT RECENTLY TOOK WELLINGTON AND AUCKLAND BY STORM. Usual Popular Prices Reserves at D.I.C. or Tel. 32-408.

THEATRE ROYAL THE GREATEST SHOW IN YEARS. Commencing WITH A GRAND GALA PERFORMANCE SATURDAY, JANUARY 29th SATURDAY, JANUARY 29th SATURDAY, JANUARY 29th FIVE NIGHTS ONLY. Matinee Wednesday, February 2nd. J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD., present a stupendous stage production of London's latest and most popular musical comedy triumph which was received with unbounded enthusiasm in Wellington on Saturday night last, and since then the huge Opera House has been completely sold out at every performance. A great cast includes everybody’s favourite comedian GEORGE GEE GEORGE GEE ilso the brilliant young London and New York artistsMISS VALERIE HAY MISS BILLIE WORTH DONALD BURR PERCY LE FRE Lois Green. Enid Hollins, William O’Neal, John Dobbie, Viviene Arnold, Tommy Jay, Kenneth Tuckfleld, Phil Smith, and Beauteous Ballet and Magnificent Chorus. 100 ARTISTS 100 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4th Two Nights Only. MATINEE SATURDAY, FEBRUARY sth. “NICE “NICE GOINGS GOINGS ON” ON” which achieved an outstanding success in Auckland, POPULAR PRICES: D.C. and R.S. 6/-, Ordinary Stalls 4/-, Gallery 1/6. Early Door Gallery 6d extra. All prices plus tax. Box Plans will be opened at the D.I.C. on Wednesday Morning Next at B o’clock. A queue will be formed from 8 a.m. Touring Rep.: John FarrelL

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