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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21346, 22 November 1932, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS MAJESTIC MAJEBTIC MAJESTIC MAJESTIC SALLY EILERS And BEN LYON In " HAT CHECK GIRL." Attraction No. 2: A British Feature Comedy. Barbara Gott, Austin Trevor, Harold French, In "Safe Proposition. "Silver Spring'' Magic Carpet. Fox N«-wh Latest IJudgot. 2000 SEATS, I/. 1/6, 2/3. CONTINUOUS FROM 11 A.M. MAJESTIC, THURSDAYNOW YOU CAN SEE THE PICTURE THEY SAID COULD NEVER BE MADE. " IGLOO." " IGLOO." Cameraman nearly froze to death! Director was paralyzed with cold Entire cast is made up of Eskimos! Arctic zone did its worst to stop it. Polar bear did his fiercest stuff! Walruses turned hell into heaven! " IGLOO." " in nn " THE WORLD'S STRANGEST » innn'" adventure. filmed I<JLUU. ATOP THE WORLD. COM- " IGLOO." bining terrific never. " IGLOO " before - PICTURED .. ipi nn "» THRILLS WITH A LOVE iULAJU. STOIi V TRRMTWDDTTH IN " IGLOO." " IGLOO." "IGLOO." STORY TREMENDOUS IN ITS SIMPLICITY. IGLOO." (SENSATIONAL!) YOU CAN HARDLY BELIEVE WHAT ' YOUR OWN EYES SEE! 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