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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 19994, 10 November 1927, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. Culled from a Wellington paper: 44 ‘What Price Glory* is a powerful screen effort. Not only was there many an explosion of laughter last night, hut two or three times the audience reached such a high pitch of enthusiasm that they applauded loudly.” KING’S THEATRE TAIHAPE TO-NIGHT and FRIDAY, 8.30. SPECIAL MATINEE, FRIDAY 3.15 A ll epochal picture in which two strong men and a beautiful woman work out their destinies on the fields of glory. “WHAT PRICE GLORY” TO-NIGHT —8.30 TO-NIGHT A PICTURE THAT HAS NO VILLIAN. IT FEATURES VICTOR McLAGLAN, EDMUND LOWE and DOLORES DEL RIO A sardonic comedy, tinged with love romance, set against a background of a world shaking conflict. MANAGERIAL NOTE.—We wish to keep a reputation for honest advertising in Taihape in connection with the pictures, and for a commencement we can thoroughly recommend “WHAT PRICE GLORY” as one of the three finest productions of 1927. Introducing the Picture, Mr A. J. Dawson will sing “Channaine.” PRICES: Stalls 1/6; Circle 2/-; Reserves 2/9. Box Plans now open at Dashwoods. You may reserve by 'phone—l47 day. or 268 night. Reserves are better than regrets.

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