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Timaru Herald, Volume CXLIII, Issue 20891, 22 November 1937, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS CROWDED OUT ON SATURDAY EVENING. —T-H-E R-O-A-D B-A-C-K Will be Finally Screened on TUESDAY EVENING. —MAJESTIC-TO-DAY 2.15; TO-NIGHT, 8.0. —T-H-E R-O-A-D B-A-C-K A film masterpiece you will long remember . . . not a story of Germany ... or England ... or Russia . . . or France ... or Belgium ... or America . . . but everyone’s story . Everyone’s Ideals . . . Everyone’s Love! Amidst Its Drama are many heartv Laughs. -T-H-E R-O-A-D B-A-C-K—--—T-H-E R-O-A-D B-A-C-K By Erich Maria Remarque Featured Players: JOHN KING JOHN KING RICHARD CROMWELL BARBARA READ JOHN EMERY .. LIONEL ATWILI SLIM SUMMERVILLE NOT a War Story. Its Scenes are enacted after the Signing of the Armistice. (Recommended by Censor for Adults) CINESOUND NEWS . TRAVELTALK STRANGER THAN FICTION Plan at Begg’s or ’Phone 651 M. TEMUKA NOTICES —TEMUKA—--8 p.m. TO-NIGHT 8 p.m Final Screening of LORETTA YOUNG TYRONE POWER DON AMECHE In —“LOVE IS NEWS”— —“LOVE IS NEWS”— With SLIM SUMMERVILLE JANE DARWELL (Approved for Universal Exhibition) Comedy, “High C Honeymoon” Terrytoon Cartoon. RESERVES AT MARTIN’S ' (No Extra Charge) ’PHONE 73M. TEMUKA PLUNKET SOCIETY ANNUAL SHOP DAY, NOV. 23 TUESDAY NOV. 23. of Cakes, Produce, Vegetables and Articles for Jumble Sale will be much appreciated. BUSINESS NOTICES HUTTONS LATEST LIST OF BEST SELLERS FOR CHRISTMAS “And So Victoria” (Vaughan Wilkins) .... 10 6 “The Way of a Transgressor” . (Negley Farson' 8/“Gerald” (Daphne De Maurier) 8 - “The Cattle King” (lon Idriessi 6 6 “Inside Europe” (John Gunther) 15/6 “Green Fingers” (Reginald Arkell) .... 5/6 “Edward VIII.” (Hector Bolitho) 13/6 “Blood Relations” (Sir Philip Gibbs) .... 4/6 "Anthony Adverse” (Hervey Allen) 8/“English Journey" (Priestley) . 4 - HUTTONS

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