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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 80, Issue 257, 29 October 1937, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS ® FINALLY TO-NIGHT t-J S) KF ff." ] Pl ' l ' r B - K J’ ne " s “Cappy Kicks” story “ THE GO-GETTER ” 215 and 8 p.m. Plans D.I.C. and Theatre.l CHARLES WINNINGER J. C. Williamson Pict. Corporation, j (SEORGE BRENT ANITA LOUISE SATURDAY (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) I Paramount Cameramen defied Bomb and Bullet to give the World First Authentic Pictures of the BOMBING OF SHANGHAI Includins the Mad Evacuation—The NOTEt— Wrecked Store where one bomb killed »*>nK to rts tnm horror, th.s hew. 200-it's Tcrrible-it's Ileal ! See it Special will not Oe saoun at the Satit-. ... w ii’u vnnr Univ ’ urdav Matinee and will be screened at a, the s<r,diers saw st—its sour Duty . )jrst ha|( tunity will he Riven patrons to leave (Definitely Unsuitable for Children.) t | lc theatre during this item. A SENSATIONAL SAGA OF EMOTIONAL FURY A daring revelation of a world where men are marked tor death—pnd women marked for life! . . . Stark and unusual drama ! Winner of 1936 Academy Award BETTY DAVIS HUMPHREY BOGART LOLA LANE ISABEL JEWEL "NARIK2D MANAGERIALr“MARKED WOMAN” is a Picture of Cold, Hard, even Brutal Facts—a I Picture stripped of its Veneer—a Relentless Picture Warner Bros, were dared I to make. AND WE WARN YOU: it is only to you. who want to know I Dancer, yet Thrilling Adventurous Romance that we recommend this unusual I Film. This is Definitely NOT a Picture to he seen by Children. |

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