WAIPUKURAU THEATRE

Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 123, 10 June 1937, Page 3

WAIPUKURAU THEATRE

"Anthony Adverse" — Friday and Saturday The full possibilities of the talking screen are used with telling effect in the truly wqnderful film, "Anthony Adverse," from the world-famous best sellcr ,by Hervey Allen, to be screened at the Waipukurau Theatre next Friday and Saturday at eight o'clock, with a special matineo at 2.30. on' Saturday. In every corner of the world "Anthony Adverse" has found fame! Now the most^ stirring saga of adventure written in modern times becomes an unparalleled picture that matches the towering statue of the giant novcl! Fredrie^ March makes Anthony a dramatic living person, while Olivia de Havilland plays her emotional role with true artistry. Never has any production been blessed with such a number of outstanding and remarkable scenes, each following and fltting with perfect dovetailed sequence as "Anthony Adverse" and never has ono been carried along with a story as if her or she was .an actual witness of the entire plot as that experienced when viewing this truly magnificent production. CORONATION FILM— TO-MORROW FRIDAY The Coronation Film, which will be incluaed on Friday night 's programme at the Waipukurau Theatre, was made by Pathe and is the only all-British pictOrial record of the event. Patrons are requested to be in their seats before 8 o'clock. Early booking is advised; ring phone 282. , -