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Waikato Independent, Volume XXXVII, Issue 3271, 25 February 1937, Page 8

Entertainments. Town Ball Theatre Direction: Amalgamated Theatres Ltd. Tonight and Friday AT 8 P.M. 2— — BIG PICTURES 2 THIS PROGRAMME WILL SET THE WHOLE TOWN TALKING DON’T MISS IT! No. 1 STAR. ' HOPALONG CASSIDY . . who faced the West’s most ruthless men and beat them at their own game . . now meets a woman more ruthless than any man, and more dangerous. WILLIAM BOYD WILLIAM BOYD WILLIAM BOYD —In—“HOPALONG CASSIDY RETURNS” “HOPALONG CASSIDY RETURNS” With GEORGE HAYES, GAIL SHERIDAN EVELYN BRENT No. 2 STAR. PUBLIC NUISANCE NO. 1 PUBLIC NUISANCE NO. 1 With ARTHUR RISCOE FRANCIS DAY FUN, FAST & FURIOUS, THAT’S L DELIGHTFULLY, DARINGLY DIFFERENT The world’s funniest comedy couple turning life up-side-down to shake out the laughs . . catch your share of happiness! Both Approved for Universal - Exhibition.. Box Plans at Boyce’s—Phone 24L Saturday and Monday AT 8 P.M. World critics have' acclaimed it as the Jmost thrilling epic’of all time. 1 A POWERFUL ADVENTURE OF LOVE AND EASTERN INTRIGUE. ERROL FLYNN ERROL FLYNN ERROL FLYNN— ! The Dashing Star of “Captain Blood” —ln The CHARGE of the LIGHT BRIGADE The CHARGE of the LIGHT BRIGADE The CHARGE of the LIGHT BRIGADE A Warner Bros. Special. Approved for Universal Exhibition With OLIVIA EE HAVILLAND (Beautiful Star of “Anthony Adverse”) AND A CAST OF THOUSANDS! THRILLING DRAMA! Fired by a woman’s love they charged for the mouth of Hell—cheering as they rode into the valley of death —while all the world wondered! The thunder of their hoofbeats still rings ’round the world —to ride in glory forever . . . And it will resound as long as the heart of woman can inspire the heart of man to deeds of daring and heroism . . y/ The immortal Light Brigade again! > t ALREADY BOOKING IS HEAVY! Box Plans at Boyce’s. Phone 214. \&) @ "Sheftorkofflrf bears the inSelible stanw 0/ Sincerity an& Srutri” So DOES GOOD PRINTING ANDTHE RECIPIENT OFAWELL PRINTED ANNOUNCEMENT IS CONVINCED INTUITIVELY THATTHE SENDER SELLS GOOD COODS