FILM “ARMAGEDDON”

Feilding Star, Volume 11, Issue 4180, 1 March 1934, Page 3

FILM “ARMAGEDDON”

OFFER TO R.S.A. (Per Press Association). Wellington, February ‘2B A request was made to the Wellington Returned Soldiers’ Association at its meeting last evening by Mr D. O. McClav, of Wellington, that a film, “Armageddon,” should be secured by the association for New Zealand for all time, (Mr diet lay, a ho offered the film for £l2, sail that the fi’m was lying in bond in 1928, but it had not been exhibited throughout the country. The film showed to a very large extent what an important part the New Zealand soldiers played in securing victory. There was no question, he. said, that when the New Zealand troops entered Jerusalem, the back of the war was broken and when Damascus was entered, Bulgaria. Turkey and then Austria capitulated. Mr MeClay was thanked for his offer and a sub-committee to go into the question was set up by the meeting.

SHOULD DO WELL Secrecy had her first racing in her new colours at Woodville last week, and only just failed on the second day. Secrecy looks like doing good service for Mr \V. If. Gaisiord.