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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 330, 17 September 1932, Page 7

fjESTIC :: TALKIES ! StlALLY HEATED THESE COLD NIGHTS FOR YGUR .J* COMFORf I&day, tuesday, wednesday '• Mber 19> 20, 21 Matinees Tuesday and Wednesday bIgaynor charles FARRELL *f — IN — illCIOUS DELICIOUS •llCIOUS DELICIOUS fl — with — ■ EL brendel m$t of Scotch . . . but simply DELICIOUS! ^liKring y°u a new love thrill . . . and lots of laughs . . .in this 'ABce a wee winsome lassie . . . who captivates the season's ■from under al! eyes and arms. ll«t;ng — Captivating — Stimulating — SWELL ! ] Jan treat . . . a romarttic ffeast . . . a musical delight n]Mnj Charlie in their gayest . . . fastest . . . happiest romance H®h l°ts laaghs by Brendel. jthursday and friday | 9 September 22 and 23 1 a house divided 1 a house divided m — with — »ER huston kent douglass helen chandler 'mw red, Hfe of an isolated sea-coast village laid bare! . . . llS and son rivals in love! . . . A raging sea trying ito cheat (I of ihe father's mail-order bride • . . the son's secret _ A terrifically reaiistic drama revealing tbe strangest Wiangle ever imagined! fsaturday, Sepiember 24, 1 double feature programme | the great lover 1 the great lover 4 _ witii — Jphe menjou adolphe menjou 9ful wo:iien galore and tbe greatest romantic actor, on tbe ■ make this talkie unf orgetable. ■AUGHED AT HIS RIVAL! But the younger man had ■ on his side, and won tbe game of love! 1 second feature fl THE RECKLESS AGE I THE RECKLESS AGE fl — WITH — ■LES "Buddy" ROGERS, PEGGY SHANNON, RICHARD ■BENETT, FRANCIS DEE, CHARLES RUGGLES. flhat happens wben beadstrong, vivacious youth clashes with fltrong loving parents. 9ng youth keeps tbe home fires burning. i grand theatre ■nday, tuesday, wednesday ■ ON THE STAGE VAUDEVILLE REVUE the aerial lorraines i the aerial lorraines TON AND DE LORNE THE CANADIAN SKATING ACES ON THE SCREEN are you listening are you listening — with — ;e evans, karen MORLEY, ANITA PAGE, WALLACE ford, john miljan. INCE LAUGHS DRAMA — behind the scenes in Radioland! ursday, friday, saturday the road to reno the road to reno — with — IN TASHMAN, CHARLES ROGERS, PEGGY SHANNON, WILLIAM boyd and irving PICHEL. and Drama — Tragedy and Comedy Reckless Wives lm- | atient Husbands — Reckless living — Dangerous lovirlg ! •, FF" tr/r -b K ti you tiave ^ an obstinate Nji ingering cold ! 1 pv things are more miserable or un- 1 pssant! But Latie's Emulsion will soon ra the worst cold or cough, because Lane's is |&ia% rich in Vitamin a — the disease-resisting pmia which keep3 lungs and head free from pction. j vt rid of tbat coagh oc cold — rdteve that asthma — get Jf JLflQc's Eooalsion to-dayl 4§ aQd 4/6 a.bottie at all Chemists and ' /0$m Stone*. „ jg|||| HTf\i\Argfl l WOhum* HMUbSION «9M rORUA AND BAY OF PLENTY [ HUNT CLUB. MONSTER int-to-Point Steeplechase ARAWA PARK, ROTORUA | PNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21st. PNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21st. 5 STEEPLECHASES AND BOY'S PONY RACE AcE 1 p.m. sharp — HEAVYWEIGHT STEEPLECHASE, I about 2\ miles. j ACE 2 p.m. — HUNTER'S TRIAL STEEPLES, about 2\ \ ■ miles. [ACE 3 p.m. — LADIES' STEEPLES, about 2 miles. IACE 4 p.m.— OPEN HUNTER'S STEEPLES, about 3 miles. aCE 5 p.m.— LIGHT WEIGHT STEEPLES, about 2\ miles. tAcE 5.30 p.m.— SEPTEMBER JUVENILE HANDICAP. Boy's Pony Race, 5 flgs. I E ABOVE EVENTS WILL BE INTERSPERSED WITH HUNTING RING EVENTS. ; THESE THRILLING EVENTS j 'IOERFUL ENTERTAINMENT FOR YOUNG AND OLD ADMISSION : "1'LEMEN 1/6 LADIES 1/- ! Children under 14, 6d. j and invitation social in "ening and presentation OF PRIZES ^ial members wearing badges admitted free hunt meets : Monday 19th, Ngongotaha. r«day 22nd 8c Saturday 24th, Rotorua )®NG OF 1932 HUNTING SEASON