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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 279, 20 July 1932, Page 2

**- " i-u* 111 iiTinmwirniiiMiiiwiMii m— iniramf ■hiiiiiiibh iimi ■■ iwiniiniin m iiniiiwnwn Swa T — a — n—w k— — y— i mm— g*wKMweu— — mmm. — i '5 — i k— «bm— ■aw— pfKr»aKra— — «wnrw—ai " ■— W I Specially Heated These Cold I^Iigbts For Your Comfort TO-PAY - TO-NIGHT - 2 and S P.M. ' Wednesday I JULY 20. MATINEE : TO-DAY, WEENESDAY. Yellow! Yellow! Yellow! Big business whispered it . . . the girl he Ioved told him to his face. • She mocked him with a kiss and turned him into a roving terror of the seas! € © .R S A 1 R * CORSAIR ■ CORSAIR STAERING Chester Morris Alison Lloyd > j He raced to glory on the gridiron ! While the cheers of countless I | thousands echoed in his ears, the voices of the money monarchs I shouted, "FAILURE" — and the words of woman were mockerj^! || Her sneering smiles stung him lilce a lash! They rnade him the 11 | terror of the seas, a ruthless raider, charging fearlessly,. con- il ; quering the mighty! . . . Yet, thie alluring beauty of this exotic a$owaway left him powerless i'n the arms of love . . . at sea ... h at night . . . alone! IT'S THE LOYE STORY OF A MODERN I PIRtATE! "Corsair" was. screened at the Regent Theatre, Auckland, June 24th, for one week and proved a great success. The shorts include a Slim Sommerville Comedy, and "Strange as it Seems," etc. 1 Thnrsday and Friday i JULY 21 AND 22 : : A BRITISH PICTURE ° I MANY WATER-S MANY WATERS MANY WATERS Lilian Hall-Davies — Arthur Margetson Ordinary, everyday people, with by no means ordinary, everyday lives. The love of a man for a woman carried him through storm and stress of the most trying kind. "MANY WATERS" has romance as its theme, London as its setting, a recent generation as its space of time, and undeniable sincerity in its talkie picture translation. There is comedy, humanity • and occasionally prof ound emotion in " MANY | WATERS " and these things, together with a remarkable cast, |i make it a success. . [ Saturday, Jnly 23rd. . Laughs, thrills and music in a love story of hearts on the baseball ! j diamond. j | HOT CURVES HOT CURVES I HOT CURVES | — WITH — I BENNY RUBIN, REX LEASE, ALICE DAY, PERT KELTON, I MAKY CARR. j Rivalry in the game of baseball and hearts- — thrills on the diamond j| and in the air — laughs with every innings. ; " Innings in Baseball, outings in Love ! ^ | In a drama of the adventures in hearts of two stars of the | diamond. 1 0. H. Coleman's I I | ANNUAL WINTER 1 Sale [| f MEN'S OVERCOATS AT SACRIFICE |1 PRICES i Few All Wool Tweed Coats .. .. 29/6 j All Wool Navy Melton Coats .. 39/6 | (Double Breasted) . || All Wool Double Breasted Coats in : Nevv' Tweeds 42/6 I Heavy All Wool Velour Coats .. 57/6 j I Fleecy Lined Motor Coats .. .. 57/6 ] : Smart S.B- Raglan Coats, newest s Tweeds, smartly cut 79/6 |l Boys' Heavy All Wool Navy MeltonD.B. Coats * .. 32/6 | i | '■I WONDERFUL VALUES ! | PRE-WAR PRICES j

LINK WITH N.Z. On item in connection with the death of the late Viscount Herbert Plumer has a special interest to the Rotorua and Waikato districts. The late Field-Marshal was honorary Golonel-in-Chief of the IVth Waikato Mounted Rifles regiment, having accepted that post at the close of the South African War, when he was invited to choose any New Zealand regiment. His choice fell upon the Waikato Mounted Rifles (which was then the Second Auckland Mounted Rifles) as a tribute to a small patrol of Waikato men who succeeded in | capturing three times tbeir number of Boers,

» * HELPING KIDDJES WiTH THEIR , HOMEWORK Homework must be done. , Help your child by lieeping him free from colds, coughs, and 'flu. Keep "Baxter's'' in your home. Kiddies love Baxter's Lung Preserver. It has such a pleaSant taste, so warmipg and soothing. And its tonic properties build up strength and resistance. Your nearest store or chemist sells "Baxter's" 1/6, and economical 2/6 and 4/6 sizes.