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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 80, Issue 68, 22 March 1938, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS F* »!■» a. am 1000 SEATS AT 1/6 m c> wi,,iams ° n pict * c ° r p - L|d * ■ ki | 9 Weintraubs —Night Session Only. FINALLY TO-NIGHT ! BUT THE ONLY KIM) OF MUSIC THAT MUST BE SEEN AS WELL AS HEARD ! THE WEINTRAUBS ON THE SCREEN: \yjLL HAY -A Laußh on the Ocean Wave! 2.15 & 8 PM. “ WINDBAG THE SAILOR” TO-MORROW ROMANCE—ADVENTURE! ' GRAND COMEDY—HUMAN Raging Fires and 10,000 Stam- STORY ! peding Cattle turn the Prairie The Screpn . s Craziest Pair in into a Helhsh Inferno in this their Bi t Scream .... 23 Action-Romance ot the Moun- Years of Married Bliss . . . then tain Underworld! ast d s . . fire . Zane Greys works „ PASS ’ CHARLIE RUGGLES RANDOLPH SCOTT NOAH Mary Boland—Leila Hyamg BEERY RATH BURKEKENT TAYLOR. PEOPLE WILL TALK” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.)

!i AM. TO-MORROW r"' BOX PLANS OPEN AT 0.1. C. f?** X, 1 " J W THE FIRST WANGANUI to (fN ' • LECTURE BY gf . W COUNT FELIX VON LUCKNER IWF M at the u JMli OPERA 11OUSE SATURDAY NEXT MATINEE AT 2.15. EVENING AT 8. A jfflMEMi HEAR THE SEA DEVIL—IN PERSON recount in his own Dynamic Fashion, some o£ the Greatest Thrills of his Astounding CareerDetails of the Exploits that earned him the Reputation of a Gallant and Chivalrous Foe—and a Courteous and Kindly Gentleman! On Saturday “The Ace of Adventurers" will tell how he commanded his famous "Ghost Ship," ran the British Blocade, sank thousands of tons of shipping, captured hundreds of prisoners—AND NEVER LOST A HUMAN LIFE. ADMISSION: .3/-, 2/1, 1/6 Reserves 6d Extra on 1/6 Seats only. Children (id to Matinee And They’ll Love the Count.

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