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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 1, Issue 160, 29 February 1932, Page 4

TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY v Feb. 29, Mar. 1,2. Matinees Tues. and Wed.' "Old English" they called him. A saint to the children. A sinner among men. A deyil with the ladies! They all loved him and you will, too! GEORGE ARLISS — in— "Old english" Vitaphone's version of John Galsworthy's really great play, "Old English," starring that superlative artist, George Arliss, may well be considered one of the highlights of the new season. Warner Bros., who presented Mr. Arliss in "Disraeli" and "The Green Goddess," are of the opinion that his performance as the ralcish old rogue, "Old English," will ma'rk a triple triumph for this great artist. "Old English" _ enjoyed an unusual success on the stage and metropolitan reviewers unanimously pronounce it an even greater success on the acreen. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY March 3,4 NORMA SHEARER — in — , LET US BE GAY LET US BE GAY LET US BE GAY LET US BE GAY with Marie Dressler Rod La Rocque Hedeta Hopper SPARKLING AUDACIOUS GAY A NEW ANGLE ON MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE MONDAY, TUESDAY AND THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND J WEDNESDAY. SATURDAY. FEB. 29, MAR. 1,2. MARCH 3, 4, 5. | Ramon Novarro Richard — m~ Barthelmess CALL OF in his most colorful role | j CAI I OF THE LASH THE FLESH THE LASH Tyr |7f r qti Which is the stronger bond — 1 iraili 1 wjien a soul yearns for romance or a conscience cries for venwith gpance? Overnight, Fate makes a man of a boy — sends him Dorothy Jordan, Renee fighting against a relentless Adoree, Nance O'Neil. enemy — makes him forget an oath of love to fulfil an oath of A love drama of 4old Madrid vengeance; An opera star and a convent SEE THE STUPENDOUS girl — in the world's sweetest STAMPEDE OF A THOUlove story. SAND STEERS! SEE THE BURNING OF VILLAGES, Romance, music and mighty THE PLUNDERING OF j drama. This picture has them all RANCHES !