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Timaru Herald, Volume CL, Issue 22066, 12 September 1941, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS 2 p.m. THE REGENT 8 p.m Most Exciting Man Hunt in Screen History. “THE PENALTY” ACTION! . . As guns roar from the North Woods . . to Broadway . . to the prairies of the West! Enacted by an Outstanding Cast EDWARD ARNOLD LIONEL BARRYMORE MARSHA HUNT GENE REYNOLDS Supporting Programme THREE STOOGES COMEDY COMMUNITY SING FISHING IN HAWAII WASHINGTON PARADE SERIES (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Plans Begg’s or Theatre 486. TOMORROW A DRAMATIC THUNDERBOLT Tremendous Drama of Intrigue in International Affairs. The World Holds its Breath While Europe Trembles. Here's a Drama as Vivid as the Crisis Itself. THE REGENT PROUDLY PRESENTS THE BRITISH FILM PRODUCTION “CONSTANTINOPLE EXPRESS” “CONSTANTINOPLE EXPRESS” “CONSTANTINOPLE EXPRESS” With the Stars of “Night Train to Munich” REX HARRISON REX HARRISON VALERIE HOBSON VALERIE HOBSON JOHN LODER JOHN LODER “CONSTANTINOPLE EXPRESS” “CONSTANTINOPLE EXPRESS” “CONSTANTINOPLE EXPRESS” Four Strangely Assorted Passengers on a Speeding Transcontinental Train. A Girl who Wanted Peace. A Munition Magnate who wanted War. A Secret Service Agent who wanted the Thrill of a Fight. A Newspaper Reporter who wanted News at any Price. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Supporting Programme THE LINEN FLAX INDUSTRY (Special Government Film of Absorbing Interest.) THE CONSTABLE (Technicolour Featurette) LATEST PARAMOUNT NEWS Plans Begg's or Theatre 486. RUGBY RUGBY TO-MORROW FRASER PARK CELTIC V. TEMUKA CELTIC V. TEMUKA MAKIKIHI v. STAR MAKIKIHI v. STAR 2.45 pin. GERALDINE NOTICES GERALDINE 8 p.m. TO-NIGHT 8 pm. 8 p.m. TO-MORROW 8 p.m. LUISE RAINER FERNAND GRAVET In The Greatest Musical Play of the Age. “THE GREAT WALTZ” “THE GREAT WALTZ” Glorious Melodies by Strauss and a new Singing Star. ALSO March of Time—" Spells of Conquest” (The Dutch East Indies.) Important—Timely—Entertaining. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) DOMAIN BOARD PERMISSION has been granted the Geraldine Football Club to charge admission. Adults 1/-, to the Domain on Saturday for the senior match, Geraldine v. Old Boys.

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