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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 1, Issue 135, 30 January 1932, Page 4

. f . TO-DAY TO-NIGHT Matinee 2 p.m. A RPi'Hf'K][NG' UPROARIOUS COMEDY OF A MAN — A REGULAR GUY, TOO — WHO THOUGHT A KISS WAS A SIN, AN EMBRACE A CRIME. AND WHAT HIS WIFE WENT THROUGH TO TEACH HIM THE JOYS OF LIFE — WOW1 "THE VIRTUOUS HUSBAND" "THE VIRTUOUS HUSBAND" IT'S THE SCREAM OF THE CENTURY! THE M0ST HILARIOUS TIME OF YOUR LIFE! IT S THE FUNNIEST — HA! HA! HA! — COMEDY THAT EVER GRACED THE SCREEN. PRESENTED BY CARL LAEMMLE. WITH Elliot Nugeiit Betty Compsbn JEAN ARTHUR, TULLY MARSHALL, J. C. NUGENT, ALLISQN SKIPWORTH | Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Fehruary 1-2-3 Matinees Tuesday and Wednesday Ronald Colman Ronald Colman IN IN "RAFFLE8" "RAFFLES" ] "RAFFLES" "RAFFLES" | NO SAFE COULD BAFFLE HIS NIMBLE FINGERS — ! | NO HEART COULD WITHSTAND HIS FASCINATION ! * "RAFFLES," THE AMATEUR CRACKSMAN, DARING, AUDACIOUS, BEGUILING. HE KNEW THE COMBINATION TO TREASURE CHESTS — AND WOMEN'S HEARTS. RONALD COLMAN AS THE GENTLEMAN GENIUS OF CRIME — SCREENDOM'S GREAT ADVENTURER IN 1 j| HIS MOST ROMANTIC ROLE. j MIDNIGHT — PROWLING GANGSTERS — FLASHING LIGHTS — CAT-LIKE FOOTFALLS — AND THE { WAR OF CRIMINAL MASTER MINDS BEGINS ' FOR TWO GREAT TREASURES— THE PRICELESS MELROSE JEWELS AND BEAUTIFUL LADY GWEN. To-mght Monday, Tuesday, Saiurday s Wednesday The Costello Case "OiarSey's Arnit" WIXH ' u'CharIey?s Aunt" WITH Tora Moore, Charlp Ruggles Lola Lane . ^me Collyer Directed by A1 Christiej * TKT j. TO * From the Play by Brandon BJote tne Fnces: Thomas | COMMENCING Imagine the Gihls Surprise THIS THURSDAY When They Biscovered: That j CIRCLE: 1/6. NO TAX. Sweet Little Lady They BACK STALLS: 1/6. NO TAX m f T,eetn fmbracing as FRONT STALLS: 1/-. NO TAX u"5 turned °ut te b e a j *tws? t a V" Tur a td" HsmQsonie College Youth. NO-TAX THEATRjc. ENOUGH TO MAKE A CAT THE "NO-TAX" THEATRE ■ LAUGH.- ! :