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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 520, 2 May 1933, Page 4

TO-DAY AND TO-NIGHT Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday May 1, 2, 3, 4 Matinees To-day and Wednesday APPROVED FOR GENERAL EXHIBITlON direct from . Regent Theatre, Auckland PARAMOUNT'S GREATEST PICTURE THE SIGN OF THE CROSS THE SIGN OF THE CROSS : THE SIGN OF THE CROSS | The immortal story by Wilson Barett brought to the screen with ! 1 startling reality and briliant spectarcle by CECIL B. DeMILLE With a Superb and Exceptional Cast— FREDERIC MARCH as Marcus Superbus j ELISSA LANDI as Mercia J CLAUDETTE COLBERT as Empress . || Poppaea i{ CHARLES LAUGHTON as Nero | | and 7,500 others j THE FIRST TALKING MOTION PICTURE SPECTACLE jj The thrills of a Roman holiday, with its gladiatorial combats S and Ghristian persecution, the glory of Ronie and the might oi • Nero's court, form a kaleidoscopic backgronnd for this throb- • hing romance. S Again the panoplied pomp of Rome . . again the seething yrowd ^ roars in the arena . . . again the gladiators . . the Christians * thrown to the lions . . you'll live it all. _ ^ , Pagan Rome ruled by Mad Nero . . Christians sacrificed to entertain a rabble. Vast Spectacle. Mighty drama A romance that will never die. FRIDAY, May 5, one night only J Recommended by Censor for Adults | BRITISH DOMINIONS FILMS PRESENT — j IN A MONASTERY GARDEN WITH JOHN STUART AND JOAN MAUDE The secluded quietness of the cloisters — The soft ring of the bells evening chime — The picture divine. ! PLANS NOW OPEN AT MISS MACDERMOTTS TO-NIGHT TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY APPROVED FOR GENERAL EXHIBITlON THE GREAT DECISIQN | WITH WILLIAM "BILL" BOYD, CHARLES "CHIC" SALE, DOROTHY WILSON Man, woman and heast were the victims of this gang of guerillas from the city slums . . nntil Western blood boiled over . | and the fight was on! COLEMAN'S i CORNER | j:S -ffPT llP^r Blankets l j|h ~jj J Our now Fam- & fiH " • Swl Jr ous ^"^eece f.'yBi ■ . Jmt^¥ Blankets are ^ ^ ^ made especialH *(ll f f flfW ^ Merino Wool, h l!!f l HUI Sffll ^ th®y are un~ m - ti' II lltf {lllfl « ique in both QUALITY and VALUE Single Bed from 23/6 pair Large Double Bed 35/- pair \ i | Single Double t Bed Bed Also Our Leader all wool Wonder ful Value 15/6 25/6 The Popular, Extra heavy | Weight 22/6 29/6

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