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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20037, 8 September 1939, Page 2

TO-DAY 2 5 and 8 P.M. „ SATURDAY—“SociaDirc?iLt°rß?'jFK?rrTdflee. 10.30 a.m., 2,5 and 8 p.m. NOTHING- LIKE IT EVER BEFORE! WARNER BROS. HAVE MADE A STORY THAT WILL MAKE THE WORLD TALK AND THINK! AS LONG AS YOU LIVE . . . YOU’LL NEVER FORGET THIS AMAZING PRODUCTION BECAUSE ... NO STORY EVER TOLD BY THE SCREEN HAS HAD THE POWER TO FIRE THE IMAGINATION AND HOLD YOU SPELLBOUND. YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO MISS "'(Recommended by, Censor foi Adults.i Produced under the Personal Supervision of LEON G. TURRQU of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the man responsible for the breaking of the recent Nazi Spy Ring in America! Filmed Behind Locked and Guarded Doors! Despite Threats to Actors and Technicians alike. The Principal Characters were acted by EDWARD G. ROBINSON FRANCIS LEDERER PAUL LUKAS THE PICTURE THAT CALLS A SWASTIKA A SWASTIKA! THIS IS NOT A GANGSTER PICTURE. IT IS A SUCCESSION OF ACTUAL HAPPENINGS WOVEN INTO A STORY THAT WILL THRILL MAN, WOMAN OR CHILD WITH ITS SMASHING REALITY! METRO AND CINESOUND NEWS TECHNiCOLOUR CARTOON WONDERS OF SCIENCE in Colour PLEASE LET US REMIND YOU OF THE NECESSITY TO RESERVE. PHONE 218. BUT COLLECT BY 6 P.M.