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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 76, Issue 97, 27 April 1933, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS FINAL SCREENINGS TO-DAY AT 2.30 P.M. & 8 P.M. JOE E. BROWN ” “THE TENDERFOOT” Majestic Theatre To-morrow THE SCEEEN VERSION OF THE FAMOUS BRITISH AND INTERNATIONAL STAGE SUCCESS. A romantic drama—a tense, human document —with two Al S&fc, i of the screen’s greatest per- wMIr ■ iF sonalities together again for . the first time since their memorable portrayal in ■Wh, I '* dM Raffles. iQppLD COLiTIQn IYTL /VRfl Pfl goldwynWa | KAY FRANCIS This picture, brilliant, witty, so true to the humours of life, so warm in the passions with which it plays, so tenderly portraying the delicate emotions, will quickly sweep you into the story and carry you away. AND THE FIBST OF THE DISNEY SILLY SYMPHONY CAF.TOONS IN TECHNICOLOUB!— “KING NEPTUNE’’ Something Entirely New in the Cartoon Field—Enchanting Beyond. Words! RESERVATIONS! Reservations for the season of four days are now available at EMMETT'S, Phone 5077, and arc filling rapidly. It is necessary to reserve—no extra charge—to secure good seats.

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