AMUSEMENTS

Hokitika Guardian, 16 August 1933, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS

EVERYBODY’S PICTURES.

TO-NIGHT AND THURSDAY. “AIR MAIL”

Never before and probably never again—such a p'cture as ‘.‘Airmail,” Universal’s great classic of the fearless flyers of the government mail which is the next feature attraction at_ tliis theatre beginning to-night. The real, gripping, spectacular story of the intrepid pilots who daily defy death and danger so that “the mail goes through!” marks the. first time these unsung heroes have had their romantic, adventurous lives brought to the screen. Full of thrills, roaring with action, unbelievably exciting with some of the greatest air camera shots ever made—thatjs “Air Mail.” The story of a hying skipper who laughed at tailspins until Cupid cracked him. up! The saga" of men who lived for the moment with death reaching for the rudder! Pat. O’Brien as the devil-may-care hedgepopper. Ralph Bellamy as the self-sac-rificing "girport chief. Russell Hopton as the d sillusioned veteran. Slim Summerville dishing out “greaseball” philosophy. Lovely Gloria Stuart. Seductive Lilian Bond —and other favourites of yours.' “Air Mail”—never before, never again—don’t miss it! Hop off to’ happy landings at this theatre to-night for a classic of the air you’ll never forget—“ Air Mail.” Also News, Comedy, etc.