AMUSEMENTS. MAJESTIC. - A Fullor-Hayvvard Theatre, Continuou" from 11 a.m. COMMENCING TO-DAY - SOME OF THE THRILLING ADVENTURES OF THE BRITISH MYSTERY FLEET. Produced with the Official Sanction and Co-operation of Hie Admiralty. I *1 RE-ENACTED WITH FIDELITY ARE THE DARINt. AND HEROIC DEEDS OF SUCH MEN AS CAPTAIN GORDON CAMPBELL. COMMANDER AUTEN. V.C., AND .THE LATE COMMANDER SANDERS. V.C., D.S.O. # * * * The conflict between H.M.S. Prize, commanded by the New Zealander Lieut.-Com-mander W. E. Sanders, and the U-93, is reenacted. The film will be a revelation to those who have not read the magnificent work carried out by the British Mystery Fleet. It will show how trumps, trawlers, and sailing ships were secretly converted to ÜBe as war vessels, and the surprise on the part of the enemy which greeted the appearance of the first harmless-looking " Q " ship. » * * * Tons of ammunition, real torpedoes and shells, liners, tramp steamers, Bchooners, submarines, destroyers and cruisers were used in the filming of thia picture. Technical advice on British Naval detail was given by Lieut.-Commander Auten, V.C., R.N.R., whilst Kapitan Rohne, late U-boat commander, supervised the German detail .of the film. * * * * A THRILLING STORY OP THE VAMPIRES OF THE SEA. MYSTERY THEIR EFFICACY MYSTERY THEIR ERRANDS MYSTERY THEIR VERY EXISTENCE MYSTERY FREQUENTLY THEIR END Also Screening: For Films Present GEORGE O'BRIEN and LOIS MORAN In " TRUE HEAVEN." "TRUE HEAVEN" " TRUE HEAVEN." I i Based on the story "Judith." By C. E Montague. "True Heaven 1 ' Will Thtill You! Majestic Magazino U.F.A. Gem. J. WHITEF ORD-WA UGH 'S MAJESTIC ORCHESTRA, With Music to Please the Ear and Start the Feet A-Tapping. BOX PLAN AT THEATRE. Phone 43-210. MAJESTIC TO-DAY. LEAGUE FOOTBALL. LEAGUE FOOTBALL. LEAGUE FOOTBALL. LEAGUE FOOTBALL.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20251, 10 May 1929, Page 20
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