SEASIDE PICTURES, LYALL BAY.
,'A .fine double feature programme will be screened at the" Seaside Picture.!, Lyall Bay to-night. "Chang";is a drama of the jungle. Most-of-the picture was photographed in Siam and contains some remarkable scenes of the Inhabitants or the jungle, both human and animal. In one scene no less than 400 elephants are seen. Probably a picture of"'tills type will- never be made again and should therefore not be missed on any account "The River Pirate," starring Victor M'Laglen, Is based on C. F. Coe's thrilling story of ntodern pirates among the wharves and shipping of .New York. It is something new in mystery, romance, and adventure with the star of 'What Price Glory" in- the title role. "Holy Mackeral,";a two reel comedy, will also be~ screened. Seats mar bo reserved by telephone or at the theatre. •
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Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 120, 16 November 1929, Page 14
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