WAIPUKURAU THEATRE

Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 124, 11 June 1937, Page 13

WAIPUKURAU THEATRE

"Anthony Adverse" — To-night and Saturday The full possibilities of the talking sereen are used with tellrng effeet in the truly wonderful lilm, "Anthony Adverse, ' ' from the world-f amous best sellor by Hervey Allen, to be sereened at the Waipukurau Theatre next Friday and Saturday at eight o'clock, with a special matinee at 2.30 on Saturday. In every corner of the world "Anthony Advorse" has found fame! Now the most stirring saga of adventure written in niodern tnues becomos an unparnlleled picturc that matches the towering statue of tho giant novcl! Fredrit; March uiakes Anthony a dramatic living person, wbilo Olivia de Havilland plays her emotional rolo with trae artistry. Never has any production been blessed with such a number of outstanding and remarkable scenes, each following and fitting with perfect dovetailed sequence as "Anthony Adverse" and never has one 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. Tlio Coronation Film, which will be ineluded on to-night programme at the Waipukurau Theatre, was made by Patke and is th.o only all-British pictorial record of the evont. Patrons are recjuested to be in their seats before 8 o'clock. Early boolting is advised; ring phone 282.