ANY SEAT MAY BE BOOKED AT ANY PRICE NO MYSTERY ABOUT THE REGENT PRICES—THEY ARE ALWAYS THE SAME NO TAX AND A PEW SELECT SEATS AT 2/10! I'-, I'6, 2'- ID BOOKING- FEE And this includes YOUR FREE BUS FARE LAST NIGHT Reaent I «>i» fMw.Hn tiThe x GREAT PEATURETTES Jack Buchanan SINGING AND DANCING IN “MAN of MA YFAIR ”
ipymww 'Xf Cfte $«Mr-Cft«aire: EE3J ssn ££'sJ/T7Z. MATINEE AT 3.15 ADULTS 1/CHILDREN 6d TO ALL PARTS TREE BUSES from TOWN HALL every 10 mins, from 1.30. TO-MORROW Saturday ALSO Monday AND. BOOKINGS ARE HEAVY THE CROWDS WILI BE TERRIFIC -PLANS ARE NOW OPEN AT BLANSHARD’S ANY SEAT MAY BE BOOKED Tuesday BOOKING FEE ID 100% TRUE No Studio Touching-up. Entirely Filmed and Recorded in the Dense Congo Jungle, made possible only by the Daring of an Englishman and Woman MR. and MRS. MARTIN JOHNSON who spent three years alone in the Heart of the African Jungle with only Blacks and Wild Beasts for company. At one time 'given up as lost, they returned from the Primitive Wild to present to the Civilised World the most Amazing Sound and Film Recorded Facts under the title of CONGORILLA DO NOT BE MISTAKEN YOU HAVE NEVER SEEN ANYTHING LIKE IT. ENTIRELY NEW AUTHENTIC DIFFERENT. CONGORILLA ALL NATURAL SOUND AND DIALOGUE. NO STUDIO ACTORS. NO MAUDLIN MUSHY SENTIMENT. NO IMPOSSIBLE STORY, BUT THE STARK AMAZING TRUTH OF THE EDGE OF THE WORLD. CONGORILLA SAY : “N.Z. TRUTH,” 11.9.32 “Osa and Martin Johnson claim that this is the greatest jungle 1 picture ever made. They’re right it is. “Charging elephants thunder through the film; in wild conflict a hyena breaks the neck of a zebra; lions, vultures, and wild dogs waiting to prey off the vanquished; man-eating crocodiles and fighting gorillas lurk near hippopotami-infested rivers, and through them all went the Johnsons and their expedition. “Thousands of pygmies supply the laughs -in ‘CONGORILLA,’ something that the Johnsons must have appreciated during their two years of desperate and undoubted hardship. “Here is great entertainment.” THE “HERALD.” 12:9.32“Altogether, ‘CONGORILLA’ has been edited with remarkable skill, and should arouse wide spread interest among people who are looking for something new and vivid, and, above all, something which has its roots firmly planted in reality. Members of the Film Society, pursuing their policy of giving patronage, as a body, to any productions they consider to be of special merit, will go to see it this evening in a large body.” « “LABOUR DAILY,” 8.9.32“MYSTERIES OF LIFE IN JUNGLE-MAGNIFICENT TRAVEL FILM. “For those of us—and the number is tragically large—who cannot afford to travel round the world, there is nothing more thrilling or satisfying than a well-filmed travelogue. “In ‘CONGORILLA,’ Sydney will see one of the most elaborate travel pictures screened in this city. The photography is magnificent, and the districts through which the safari passes are exotic-ally beautiful. Not only is the film, which, by the way, took two years to complete, highly entertaining, but it is immensely instructive, and parents should make a point of taking the children. ‘CONGORILLA’ fills a long-felt want.” WE COULD FILL THIS PAGE WITH LITERALLY HUNDREDS OF OTHER EXTRACTS. THERE IS ONLY ONE CONGORILLA’ WE URGE YOU DO NOT MISS IT Read what the Press Critics Prices Imn \f' t»l/lfr F*hwe S'
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Northern Advocate, 28 October 1932, Page 7
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