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Wairarapa Times-Age, 10 August 1940, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. THE REGENT THE REGENT Centrally Heated Throughout. At B—TONIGHT—At 8. MAKE WAY For SIR HUMPHREY PENGALLAN— In Daphne Du Maurier’s Sensational Novel —now the most ELABORATE—EXPENSIVE IMPORTANT Picture yet made in Britain With the Mighty CHARLES LAUGHTON CHARLES LAUGHTON CHARLES LAUGHTON Unforgettable as the evil “Pengallan” in Paramount’s dramatic triumph “JAMAICA INN” “JAMAICA INN” “JAMAICA INN” “JAMAICA INN” (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) With MAUREEN O’HARA The Sensational New Find. Leslie BANKS Emelyn WILLIAMS Robert NEWTON Marie NEY And a Mighty Cast. A story with the lusty force of an Atlantic gale—when- the law reached no further than a musket shot — tumultuous, flaming adventure—absorbing romance of the most colourful characters of the bleak Cornish moors and the nefarious doings of its infamous wreckers. FEATURETTES include — AIR MAIL NEWS Giving Sensational Shots of the DUNKIRK EVACUATION One of the most inspiring pages in our history —PARAMOUNT HEADLINER— Beauty and the World before you Cinesound Gazette Plans at Nimmo’s & Theatre. PUBLIC no¥ices: TOURNAMENT DANCE. CORDIAL invitation is extended to ex-pupils of Wairarapa College and their partners to attend the Quadrangular Tournament Dance, to be held in the Assembly Hall on SATURDAY NIGHT NEXT, August 17, from 8— 11.30. Admission. 1/6 each. WAIRARAPA COLLEGE. BOARD FOR-GIRLS, 1941. r pHOSE who are willing to board, or to consider boarding, girls during 1941, are invited to communicate as soon as possible with the Principal, Wairarapa College.

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