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REGENT THEATRE

“OUR FIGHTING NAVY.” With the world in its present state of turmoil the release of “Our Fighting Navy,” at the Regent Theatre tonight, is as timely as the moment. For this action-packed story which thrillingly depicts the triumph of right over the cause of might, also powerfully demonstrates the strength and preparedness of the Empire’s safeguard—“ Our Fighting Navy.” The film was produced with the co-operation of the British Admiralty and the story behind the making is as exciting as anything on the screen. The film depicts the invaluable work which the British Navy does in peace time — safeguarding trade routes, going to the aid of those in need, upholding the prestige of the nation—a story which has never before been told on the screen. The plot is set in a mythical South American Republic where revolt breaks out, compelling the- President to take refuge in the British Consulate. The big cast of “Our Fighting Navy” is headed by H. B. Warner, Richard Cromwell. Robert Douglas, Hazel Terry and Noah Beery. If you. enjoy excitement in your entertainment, don’t miss “Our Fighting Navy.” “IT’S IN THE AIR.” At the Regent Theatre on Saturday night the noted comedian George Formby will be seen in that outstanding comedy. “It’s In The Air,” which is a laugh from start to finish. It’s exhilarating fun with George Formby right at the top of his form. He also finds time and place to sing three excellent numbers and has a romance with the sergeant-major’s daughter. The whole film goes with a real swing. Polly Ward, Garry Marsh, Julien Mitchell, and Hal Gordon head the, big supporting cast.

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Wairarapa Times-Age, 29 December 1938, Page 2

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REGENT THEATRE Wairarapa Times-Age, 29 December 1938, Page 2

REGENT THEATRE Wairarapa Times-Age, 29 December 1938, Page 2

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