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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 1, Issue 149, 16 February 1932, Page 4

To-day and To-night 2 and 8 p.m. THE GREATEST OF ALL MYSTERY THRILLE$S ! ' You'll be. pop-eyed with excitem,ent as you watch the greatest of all underworld geniuses on the sqpreme exploit of his dar^ng career I JOSEPH M. SCHENCK PRESENTS ROLAND WEST'S . . , "THE BAT WHISPERS" "THE BAT WHISPERS" — with — • •' *"■':> • ^ Chester Morris Chester Morris Chester Morris Chester Morris Based upon a stage play by Mary Roberts Rinehart and Avery Hopwood which was produced by Wagenhals and Kemper. THURSDAY & FRIDAY, Feb. 18, 19. A BRITISH INTERNATIONAL PICTXJSE. "THE SKIN GAME" "THE SKIN GAME" BY JOHN GALSWORTHY. — with — , Edmund Gwenn Phyllis Konstam C. V. France Jill Esmond Helen Haye John Longden Edward Chapman Frank Lawton "A human story of conflict planned by a master man, produced by another master hand — Alfred Hitchcock — and acted by a master group of players. The sort of talking picture not only worth while, but a growing giant that is menacing the stage play. Everything lives in it. The people in it are alive and vital to the Iast foot." To-night . FpB,?u^Y 19» 20. . FPRPITARV i ** 17 Full of Laughs as Their FEBRUARY 16, 17 Young Hearts Were of Love! "Fast and Loose" "MANY A QI TP" r ast and JLoose — with JOAN BENNETT — with — LEW AYRES FRANK MORGAN w.!t!1 S0Hl" jummerville, VirMIRIAM HOPKINS S1"1* Sale, Roscoe Karns, Ben CAROLE LOMBARD Alexander, J. C Nugent They both loved — with that This favourite of f ortune who fiery" impetuousness that is can buy aynthing in the world youth! They had their own she wants — except love! See ideas on the subject and what her run smaclc into 0. devastat- ideas! Their elders gasped — ing romance that proves love's but they laugbed at 'em and no laughing matter. did as they doggone pleased.