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Rotorua Morning Post, Issue 3, 26 August 1931, Page 2

FINAL SCREENING TO-DAY AND TO-NIGHT A GIGANTIC DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAMME* A British International Picture Made and recorded at Elstree, London, from the Stage Play. YOUNG WQODLEY Featuring Frank Lawton Madeleine Carroll and Sam Livesey . "FILM DAILY," New York. — "A well direetecl all English cast, m a splendid story. SUPPORTING FEATURE : WOMAN TO WOMAN — with — Betty Compson George Rarraud and Juliette Compton ALL TALKING, WITH SONGS AND DANCES Paris in War time and London in Peace time . . . in this romance of a dancer who was celebrated for her Dance of Death, and whose love neyer died. "A" Certificate. — Recommended for Adults. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY August 27 and 28. Special Matinee Friday, at 2 p.m. HOT FOR PARIS — with — VICTOR McLAGLEN Fifi Dorsay E1 Brendel A SIZZLING COMEDY OF HOT TIMES AND HOT TUNES. . . . . of sailors in hot water with thqir hot mamas in gay Paree . . . by the same writers who gave you "The Cock Eyed Corld" . . . but "Hot for Paris" is 30 degrees friskier and funnier. WRESTLING — SPECIAL ATTRACTION EGBERT v. PASHA EGBERT v. PASHA The picture contains a denionstration qf various holds By Billy Edwards, the wrestler who was knocked out by Jack Dempsey. Egbert and Pasha speak into the microphone before the bout, and the most interesting events round by round will be presented. SATURDAY August 29. At 2.30 and 8 p.m. WILLIAM POWELL — IN — HIS GREATSST ROLE AS THE ATTORNEY FOR THE DEFENCE — with — 9 KAY FRANCIS SUPPORTS INCLUDE : "YOU'RE IN THE ARMY NOW" (Two-part Comedy). PARAMOUNT PICTORIAL, No. 1. — A NOVELTY. "BUSINESS IN GREAT WATERS" (Educational). ETC., ETC., ETC. LYRIC INDOOR BOWLS OPEN EVERY EVENING; ALSO WED. and SAT AFTERNOONS ADMISSION FREE.