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Evening Star, Issue 22780, 15 October 1937, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS. AT LAST The New Universal Present The Mighty Sequel to ... . ‘ ALL QUIET ON THE WESTERN FRONT.’ Empire liiiiiiiiillii. illliiiiiill The City’s Leading Theatre. ' Direction; Fuller-Hayward Theatres.. NOW SHOWING: 2.15-8 P.M* Ench Maria Remarque’s ‘THE'ROAD BACK’ * THE ROAD BACK 1 This sensational novel sweeps to th*' screen with unforgettable drama! , THE WAR IS OVER. Weary young men crawl from the trenches to face a new horizon. WHAT DID THEY FIND? 1 ‘ THE ROAD BACK » | ‘ THE ROAD BACK ’ 1 GERMANY COMPLETELY -BANNED IT! REMARQUE ' EXILED FOB WRITINt TTj DUNEDIN WILL SEE IT IN ITS * ORIGINAL ENTIRETY. . . . With a Cast of Thousands! ‘THE 50AD BACK ’ ‘THE ROAD BACK’ Is not the story of Germany—or England--or Russia—<t France—or America—BUT Everyone’s Story, Everyone’s Heart. Everyone’s Ideals, Everyone’s Love, Captured on thd screen as one of the most soul-stirring motion pictures of all time. ‘THE ROAD BACK’ ‘THE ROAD BACK’ Will Be the Talk of Dunedin. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) A JAMES WHALE PRODUCTION. Executive Producer, Charles R. Rogers. • MARCH OF TIME, No. B,’ Pictorial Journalism Presenting * Mormonism, 1937,’ ‘ Midwinter Vacations,' Etc. . . • Etc. And Excellent Supporting Programme. RESERVES D.I.G or EMPIRE (12-433)* EUCHRE. EUCHRE. TO-NIGHT - 8 o'clock TO-NIGHT. 30UTH DUNEDIN TOWN HALL. 3 Best prizes m Dunedin. Stncl mangement Hall comfortably heated LEITH Bowling Club, Saturday .light, 8 o’clock; supper; Christmas -lams; pavilion comfortably heated; Is. ___ UCHRH Saturday, North G 'id Pavilion, King street, 8 p.ro.; ncreased prizes; hall heated; admission is. —Albion Cricket Club. EXCURSIONS. HARRINGTON POINT and Aramoana, —S S. Tarewai leaves Dunedin Every Sunday 10 a.m.; returns leaving Heads 4.30 p.m.; return fare 2s 6d.