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Evening Star, Issue 20556, 7 August 1930, Page 13

AMUSEMENTS. -• TO AVOID BREAKING CONTINUITY OF ‘ JOURNEY’S END,’ THERE WILL BE NO INTERVAL THIS WEEK. PATRONS ARE REQUESTED - TO BE SEATED BY 7.'45 P.M. SHARP. TO-NIGHT’S THE NIGHT. AT 7.45. TO-NIGHT’S THE NIGHT, AT 7.45. TO-NIGHT’S THE NIGHT, AT 7.45. First Time in New Zealand. AT THE “ REGENT THEATRE.” AT THE “ REGENT THEATRE.” AT THE “ REGENT THEATRE.” First Time in New Zealand. R. C. Sherrill’s Immortal Play Picturised Into GREATEST SCREEN DRAMA OF ALL TIME. GREATEST SCREEN DRAMA OF ALL TIME, READ WHAT It. C. SHERRIFF HIMSELF HAS TO SAY OF THE PICTURISATION OF ‘JOURNEY’S END’:— “ Rossendale, Hampton Wick,. London, “ April 5, 1950. "Gentlemen, —1-would like you to have my personal opinion of the talk-” " ing film which you have made of my play, JOURNEY’S END.' In giv-” " ing you this,, and realising you may like to use the letter publicly, I think” "it well to make it dear that 1 have no financial partnership with you in ” "the film,’which, might have made praise from me a point of doubt with” "the cynics! “I.went to see the picture, in fact, with a-prejudice against it, so great” ■•• was, my fear lest liberties had been taken which I could not reconcile. ■ “My first feeling after seeing the picture was one of- relief, followed' by ” ** intense'‘admiration for a very beautiful piece of work. I say without hesi-” " tation that it .is the finest achievement in photography and recording that ” "it has been my privilege to witness. The photography is the work of an ” •• artist.-, and the sound recording is uncanny in its penection. “ I did-not detect a single"false note throughout.the whole picture; The ” " scenario is true to the play; the scenes outside the dug-out are brilliantly ” "'conceived. ' “When 1 think of the difficulties you faced and the infinite patience” "demanded for such perfection of detail, I can only repeat my admiration” "and thanks to all concerned. I am glad to think my play has inspired” “ such ’ a beautiful picture. “ Yours faithfully, “Signed) R. C. SHERRIFF.” • JOURNEY’S END/ TWICE DAILY, AT 2.15 AND 7.45 P.M. •JOURNEY’S END,’ TWICE DAILY, AT 215 AND 7.45 P.M. • JOURNEY’S END/ ' . TWICE DAILY, AT 2.15 AND 7.45 P.M. POSITIVELY ONE WEEK ONLY, POSITIVELY ONE WEEK ONLY, ,So Reserve Your Seats At Once. BOX OFFICES AT So Reserve Your, Seats, At Once. “THEATRE” (Phones 12-512, 12-513) So Reserve Your Seats At Once. . And “ THE BRISTOL.” DO NOT MISS YOUR CHANCE OF SEEING WHAT IS UNDOUBTEDLY THE GREATEST EVENT IN THE TALKING SCREEN HISTORY OF DUNEDIN AND NEW ZEALAND. , ABSOLUTELY NO FREE LIST. THBRE G E NT Where Talkies Talk’the Best.

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