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Evening Star, Issue 23371, 14 September 1939, Page 8

Sb£ IRegent TO-MORROW 2 p.m. - 8 pan. ' We Present Something Very Wonderful in Human Story Entertainment No picture ever brought you greater entertainment—its laughter, its love, and its tears are part of everyday life. Rsr you who fly the white flags of defeat, for you who have ever felt discouragement and disillusion, let this immortal story bring its message of . . . VICTORY ! jS w KM' Wt The Most Glorious Saga of Human Passions Ever Found In The Depths of a Woman’s Heart! Athrob with the drama, ablaze with the 1 thrills that made it America's best loved book! Only from the brilliant pen of LLOYD C. DOUGLAS, author of "Green Light” could a story like this have come! ***** m m, 0 ♦ A v re you discouraged? Are you a quitter? This woman was...until she found out what "White Banners” meant! Screen Play by Abem Finkel, tenors Coffee and Cameron Rogers Music by Max Steiner CLAUDE RAINS • FAY BAINTER JACKIE COOPER - BONITA GRANVILLE Henry O'Neill • Kay Johnson • James Stephenson Directed by Edmund Goulding A COSMOPOLITAN PRODUCTION A WARNER BROS. PICTURE Direction (Approved for Universal Exhibition) Plans D.I.C. and Theatre (Phone 12-513). . . - - J. C. Williamson Picture Corporation Ltd. THE LATEST • IN MODERN DESIGN m ti “ a vou /S’ rj i ■ i 1 P m 7 55? 6 It's Smart, Commodious, and strictly Serviceable. The Sideboard has three cupboards and two drawers. There’s plenty of room for piles of stuff. The Table is a draw-leaf extension style, sft x 3ft, and will seat eight. And there’s four Chairs with drop-in leather seats. Come in and see this Suite—you can buy it for only . • • AND DON’T FORGET FT’S GUARANTEED THREE YEARS VV, h„. .tack. „( oilier d.,i,0.i J.o Forni.hlog., M.00h«1.rw.,0, Hrdw.ro, Clolhio,, .toCome along and inspect our stock. Deposit and Weekly Come along anu —“• BUTTERFIELDS Octagon, DUNEDIN. THE FRIENDLY FIRM, Ribble Street, Stafford Street, OAMARU. TIMARU. Kelvin Street, INVERCARGILL