TUDOR THEATRE

Waikato Independent, Volume XLIII, Issue 4044, 22 September 1944, Page 6

TUDOR THEATRE

SATURDAY AND MONDAY

DOUBLE FEATUR I

To-night will see the linal screening of “Hoppy Serves a \\ rit” and “The Adventures Of a Rookie.” George Sanders in “Appointment in Berlin” and Lloyd Nolan, and Craig Stevens in “Steel Against The Sky” will be shown on Saturday and Monday.

A picture said to be the sensational story of one of the greatest .conspiracies of modern times, is ‘‘Appointment In Berlin,” George Sanders plays the part of an R.A.K Commander who purposely falls into disgrace in his own country, in order that he may ingratiate himself with a powerful Nazi group. How well he does it is shown by the fact that they permit him to send coded messages through to British Intelligence, even while lie seemingly reviles his own counti y. Marguerite Chapman plays the feminine lead in this exciting picture. The heart-pounding story of two men and one girl who made adventure their business, is the thrilling theme of “Steel Against The Sky.” The film, which gives a colourful picture of the dangerous lives that arc lived by men who build the vats bridges that span the rivers of the- world, has Lloyd Nolan, Craig Stevens, and Alexis Smith playing the leading parts. Both the main pictures will be shown at the matinee on Saturday, together with episode 11 of the serial “Sky Raiders.”