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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23542, 30 December 1939, Page 10

You will be held spellbound by this thrilling spectacle of England's mighty Air Armada in defence and attack . .. nothing that fiction could give you could equal its thrills. THE FIRST OF THE SERIES OF BRILLIANT AND SPECTACULAR PICTURES FROM • UNITED ARTISTS FOR 1940 ! ALEXANDER KORDA LONDON FILMS present WmWM i iff i m m m INCLUDES THE RAID ON the KIEL CANAL STARRING RALPH RICHARDSON MERLE OBERON JUNE DUPREZ ANTHONY BUSHELL With the full co-operation of THE ROYAL AIR FORCE Sponsored by THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT Released by i 'lsL'li: Mlal \\ m. | :|ggg|^ [NITED 1 iRTISTSi Approved for Universal Exhibition. I If COMMENCING MONDAY NEXT: 11 a.m., 2.15, 5 and 8 p.m. THE FOREMOST PRODUCERS SAMUEL GOLDWYN ALEXANDER KORDA m DAVID O. SELZNICK WALTER WANGER i jmm HAL ROACH CHARLES CHAPLIN and EDWARD SMALL RICHARD ROWLAND During the New Year United Artists will maintain its policy of high quality pictures individually made . . . Back of every great picture is a great producer. Here are the big pictures due for early release. SAMUEL GOLDWYN Productions—- " RAFFLES." David Niyen, Olivia de Havilland, Dame May Whitty. Mystery, comedy, romance through the show-magic of Hollywood's master producer. ALEXANDER KORDA-LONDON FILM Productions — " THE LION HAS WINGS." Merle Oberon, Ralph Richardson. Gripping story of England's Royal Air Force in action. See above. "THE THIEF OF BAGDAD" (in Technicolour). Sabu, Conrad Veidt, June Duprez. From the immortal Arabian Nights story. Korda's greatest triumph. "OVER THE MOON" (in Technicolour). Merle Oberon, Rex Harrison, Ursula Jeans, Robert Douglas. The star of "Wuthering Heights" in a gay comedy with lavish settings in Technicolour. "CONQUEST OF THE AIR." Laurence Olivier. The complete story of aviEition from its early beginnings. DAVID O. SELZNICK Productions—- " REBECCA." Laurence Olivier, Judith Anderson. Directed by Alfred Hitchcock, from the novel by Daphne du Maurier. One of the year's greatest triumphs. WALTER WANGER Productions—- " ETERNALLY YOURS." Loretta Young, David Niven, Billie Burke, C. Aubrey Smith, Hugh Herbert. Hilariously amusing comedy with amazing aerial sequences. "SEND ANOTHER COFFIN." Pat O'Brien, Ruth Terry, Edward Arnold. An unusual drama of modern life. "MY PERSONAL LIFE." Watch for further particulars later. " THE HOUSE ACROSS THE BAY." Joan Bennett. From a story by Myles Connolly. HAL ROACH Productions—"THE HOUSEKEEPER'S DAUGHTER." Joan Bennett, Adophe Menjou. Rip-roaring comedy with a new idea destined to sweep the nation. "A CHUMP AT. OXFORD." Laurel and Hardy. Farcical comedy by the comedy kings. "OF MICE AND MEN." Burgess Meredith, Charles Bickford. Lon Chancy, Jnr. Modern drama from the novel by John Steinbeck. •'1,000.000 8.C." Produced by D. W. Griffith. A titanic spectacle of man's beginnings at the dawn of time, and struggles against prehistoric monsters and natural phenomena. " TURNABOUT." Another comedy riot by Thorne Smith, author of "Topper" series. RICHARD ROWLAND Productions—"THßEE CHEERS FOR MISS BISHOP." Barbara Stanwyck. From the novel by B. S. Aldrich. The story of a woman's courage and self-sacrifice. WORLD WINDOWS: Second Series Scenic Gems in Technicolour. TO BE SCREENED AT THE PLAZA AND IN ALL OTHER THEATRES Throughout the DOMINION Controlled by AMALGAMATED THEATRES LTD. ill □oerr^iogipipj: n n nj^q^d^jSL.