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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 19900, 30 March 1939, Page 2

LAST DAY OF THE LOVELIEST PICTURE WE HAVE EVER SCREENED YOU’LL CRY BUT YOU’LL LOVE IT jvjet r^^o/c/tyy/?-jvJaye 1* proudly prcien' NORMRSHEARER, /MARIE TYRONE POWERJWOINEUf COMMENCING- FRIDAY, 2, 5 and 8 p.m. DELICIOUSLY REFRESHING! Merry as a glass of champagne . . . romantic as Paris in Spring . . . smart as the Rue de la Paix . . . it’s that love fIKS affair you’ve always dreamed of having . . . come true! It’s Frenchy! It’s Frothy! It’s Funny! a w; tJ M \ wm L * I ! Direction: R. J. Korridoe KPS' I /m mm 111 /j m » ! :S! i *4l mM ms f # | \t’s F' othY ’ l u . s funnyj lt ’ s Cot Ute 1 - I U ’s C ° aOVel A - “BESIDE A MOONLIT STREAM” WITH THIS TRULY OUTSTANDING ASSOCIATE PROGRAMME he Philharmonic Orchestra and hoir under the baton of Fredeck Feher in the Overture to Richard Wagner’s immortal TANNHAUSER” Truly Inspiring Subject with Grandeur Beyond Description A Screen Song that you can't help singing. “A SPORTING TEST” A Sports Thrill with a commentary by Grantland Rice “BULLDOZING THE BULL” Popeye at his best, and you know how good that is. “METRO AIRMAIL NEWS” First with the latest world events CINESOUND NEWS with C. Lawrence (Both Recommended by Censor for Adults.)

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