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Rotorua Morning Post, 31 August 1931, Page 2

| . ■ \ M:e~?c.ay9 T^esday, Wecl-nesday. Tliursdsty X ! AUGU3X 31, £EPT., 1,-2, 3. MATINEE TUJPS -& WED. ■ j Maurice Clieval ier Maorlce CSievalier •THE'BIG POND j I - ' WITH 1 . ' Clandette .Co&ert '"' | C.~3vr 1 er w EI .:*el gLt you £31 fcbls gay contady ! A psnniless French | Ti' Ple.a^A, vAo, xn Amer:ca, attempts to m.x money-making with ■ S • love-makiBg. | I21 this px*®dusct oa tlte fil . Clievaliex- { sianils £01* Maxisfiq'ue) is | cas.t as a young Fsrerackmasi v/ho meats a groop of Americans ■ j | t.vk le serv.'ng as a gukae in Venics. Througlx tkear influence he j | rs taben back to A taertca wliei*e he Is g'ven a posltion in .a chewing j I gttin faciozy.... Tlie job is a very mmor and menlal oue, but the | || mdorniiable Matsr.ce st ck to * hls ardnous tasks and by dint of I || • arabitloE* and fnventive gen'i/s clfmbs the laddei- of snccess until | || ^ hs becoEtes "the v/liole v/orks" in -the factory. || Of ceaa-se, there ":s a heavy roaanee wlth Claudette Colhei't - || 'v f'A* Oish i?.g titte fera.nme half of it. • She is a 'Freaph-bdrn. actress ; j.| tvato has inacle _i*ap:d snccess 011 the Broadway stage. She vras j ^ featnred ?»ecentJy with WaPer Hsstoa fn "The Lady L;es.". • j i| "The B g Pond," ChevaSrer sings a numher of songs in a. j| inanner that is deiightfully Chevalier-e/que. f j A Splendid Set of Shorts will also j • be shown. 3 , 'FRIDAY AND SATURDAY n SEPT. 4 and 5. MATINEE SATURDAY. XI k A Peep into ihe Romances of || "" Milady's Eondoir! • II A reveallng picture of the intimate Hves and loves of a l| Roya! Coart and the part played by a d'plomatic gigolo | x! ryvf W% 1 © F^.® 1 m i liie tf©ia§ir i)ipiomat ■ i X A Comedy 'Drama Sensation .of the Love Intrignes and || PoIit«caI • PIoss in a Gay, Fash:onahIe Contjnenial Court ;1 ■ . WITH |l L»ctfe.y Compsosi i@.o K.eitli Mary Ouiacan IJ aiict J@aiastte LgII j ' , WRESTLING jl . ABE CGLEMAN, THE YIDBISH HERCULES II ^ Versus l| PASHA,. THE TERRIBLE TURK jl This film, with its rnnning comment on the hont by Tom Alley, S| the I'ght heavy vreight champ'en of the world, while, above all ' j tlxo yeils cf the and-ence :n the crowded arena, make it the s j greatest sport:ng film yet screened. • BOOK AT MISS MACDERMOTTS - j T7 LYRIC"iNDOOR~BOWLS " J OPSH EVERY EVENING; ALSO WED. and SAT AFTERNOONS | IJ AHiViiSSiOiN FREiL s