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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 108, 8 May 1936, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS Final Presentation To-day 2.15 and 7.30 p.m. MERLE OBERON 44 TUI7QI7 TUPW W JOEL McCREA in * I IUxILIL Patrons Kindly Note Evening Session COMMEN ES AT 7.30 P.M. TREOJSIRU TO-NIGHT MIDNIGHT MATINEE TO-NIGHT A NEW STAR SHINES GLADYS SWARTHOUT Glamorous . . . Lovely, golden-voiced star of Grand Opera, makes her screen debut In a thrill-packed fiesta of melody, romance and adventure in Spanish California . . . The first big outdoor musical film ever made! “ROSE OF THE RANCHO” with JOHN BOLES CHAS. BICKFORD IT’LL THRILL YOU . . . STIR YOU . . . ENCHANT YOU AND YOU’LL SING ITS SONGS FOR YEARS. (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) ALSO:—“THE MARCH OF TIME," No. 2—“ MOROCCO NIGHTS,” Coloured Musical—“POPEYE” Cartoon. LATE TRAMS AND BUSES AT USUAL FARES Plans at D.I.C.

i DUCHESS THEATRE (Aramoho) I TO-NIGHT and TO-MORROW NIGHT at 8 p.m. “SCARLET PIMPERNEL” DRAMA Leslie Howard Merle Oberon (Approved for Universal Exhibition) Reserves at Bridges’—’phone 4246 till 6 p.m. Theatre ’phone 4346. Circle, 1/6, Stalls 1/-, Children half-price. A limited number of Earphones are available.

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