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Waikato Times, Volume 124, Issue 20739, 24 February 1939, Page 4

—AT THE HAMILTON CINEMAS Commencing TO-MORROW (Saturday)! AT 2.15 AMD 8 P.M. Matinee on TUESDAY at 2.15 p.m. DIRECTION HAMILTON THEATRES, I.TD. REGENT ALWAYS THE CENTRE OP ATTRACTION iMiHiniiimiiiimmiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiimimiiiiiiiijitiMiiiimiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiimiimi thrills, adventure and romance IN A DRAMA OF THE PARIS UNDERWORLD-^— “The Rat” TWO WOMEN WHO LOVED THIS THIEF I One of them a waif from the slums of Paris . . . the other a wealthy woman of the world. IVOR NOVELLO’S NEW YORK STAGE SENSATION . . . “THE RAT” SUPERBLY ANTON PORTRAYED BY WALBROOK (Well remembered as “Albert” in “Victoria WITH RUTH CHATTERTON Regent’s Special Featurettes — CINESOUND REVIEW (Australia’s Best Newsreel) BRITISH AIR MAIL NEWS AND “ MARCH OF TIME COMING . . . NORMA SHEARER in “MARIE ANTOINETTE” With TYRONE POWER I 1 (Recommended toy Censor for Adults)

Commencing TO-NIGHT at 7.45. jm TO-MORROW (Saturday), 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. tIP MONDAY at 8 p.m. ATTRACTION No. I —Ride the trail of adventure with your singing saddle star. The f ROYAL * Reservations: THEATRE CONFECTIONERY TELEPHONE 1580 GENE AUTRY IN 44 OH SUSANNA! ” With SMILEY BURNETTE AND “CHAMPION” And Those Sizzling, Singing Sensations of the South “THE LIGHTCRUST DOUGHBOYS” 6 NEW SONG NUMBERS WHIRLWIND ACTION (Approved for Universal Exnlbttlon) ATTRACTION No. 2—To-morrow’s killers in the making bring you to-day’s biggest thrill ! ★ The BAD BOY of “CRIME SCHOOL” and “DEAD END” blasts the lid off America’s reform schools ! JACK HOLT REFORMATORY With BOBBY JORDAN CHARLOTTE WYNTERS GRANT MITCHELL (Recommended by Censor for Adults) 44 ft EPISODE No. 2—Universal’s New Serial: “DPH RARRY” with “BUSTER” CRABBE U.TUI.Yj!\. I This Week: “THE ft This Week: “THE CURTAIN FALLS” Screening 7.45 To-nipfht and 2 p.m. Saturday

THE R | PHONE 1736 All Commencing at the MATINEE, SATURDAY, 25th Feb., at 2.15 p.m. Also SATURDAY, MONDAY and TUESDAY, at 7.45 p.m. THEIR BIQ, LAVISH, MUSICAL FULL-LENGTH FEATURE ! METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER PRESENTS . . . STAN LAUREL E “Swiss OLIVER HARDY With : DELLA LIND ERIC BLORE WALTER WOOLF KING Get yourself hjgh-larious, gay, and full o' merry melody I The world laughs again as its favourite comedy team returns in the grandest surprise round-up of gurgles girts and gags they ve ever made ! Song hits live of them ! Dances ! liirly-glrly beauties hundreds of them! Spectacle-dazzling! With STAN and OLUK topping a"whale of a comedy and musical cast in their greatest hit I Don't miss v<mr " SWISS MISS ” I ALL OF THE GREAT SCREEN PIONEERING EPICS PALE INTO INSIGNIFICANCE BEFORE THE POWER, SWEEP, EXCITEMENT, THRILL AND ROMANCE OF THIS FINEST OF THEM ALL . . . JOAN BENNETT WALTER BRENNAN RANDOLPH SCOTT ROBERT CUMMINGS AND A CAST OF THOUSANDS MAY ROBSON ROBERT BARRAT Ift The Texans 99 The producers of South-West . . shoulder to shoulder The Covered Waggon ” now bring you the mighty drama of the Great the flaming story of a people who couldn’t be licked, who stood ainst a thousand frontier terrors to blaze a trail of an Empire ! ALSO POPEYE THE SAILOR CARTOON OUR GANG COMEDY NEWS OF THE WORLD SESSION SATURDAY AT 7.30 P.M. WEDNESDAY : FRED ASTAIRE—GINGER ROGERS In “ C A R E F R E E ” and JANE WITHERS in “ c""ITE C K S»» SATURDAY : JEANETTE MacDONALD—NELSON EDDY In- GIRL OF THE GOLDEN WEST ” and GEORGE FORMBY in “ I SEE ICE.” THE o PNG Nl 1738

: All Approved for To-night at 8 p.m.; To-morrow at 2.16 and 8 p.m., also Monday at 8 p.m. STATE No. I—A little box worth 50.000 times its weight in gold Brought strange and sudden death to 3 men ! Turned a hospital into a madhouse of terror ! Began the most baffling mystery in all history ! Mignon C. Eberhart’s Electrifying Mysterythriller ! * V 3* m,. terrifying secret of What is the m iw-sSJSSSS V Box Plans at Parkes* Music Store. Tel. 1528. The State, Tel. 1416. No. 2—Joe Penner in this season's greatest laugh-riot. HOW r is 3§|P No. 3——Screening To-night Episode 10 of the and at Saturday’s matinee ! ‘"Mysterious Pilot” Serial ! Whirlpool of Death” Exhibition) BOX PLANS AT PARKES’ MUSIC STORE, PHONE 1528. 'Hi c AFTER HOURS AT THEATRE, ’PHONE 3700. DIRECTION: AMALGAMATED THEATRES. LTD. (Throughout New Zealand). FOR ONE MIGHTY WEEK ! ! TO-NIGHT, SATURDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY At 8 p.m. MATINEES TO-DAY, SATURDAY and TUESDAY At 2.15 p.m. DIRECT FROM A RECORD SEASON OF SIX WEEKS IN AUCKLAND. THE GREATEST PICTURE OF ALL TIME. The Ape or Romance, Chivalry and Adventure transplanted rrom the twelfth century dust and nourished in the genius or a great Star, till it blossoms Torth Into this Mighty Screen Hr ROBIN HOOD ROBIN HOOD ROBIN HOOD ROBIN HOOD ROBIN HOOD ROBIN HOOD •m lm ERROL FLYNN ERROL FLYNN ERROL FLYNN ERROL FLYNN Robin Hood—the role he was bo CL IVIA DE lIA VI I.LAN EUGENE PAULETTE BASIL RATH BONK HERBERT MU.MdN CI.UPE RAIN.*S lAN HUNTER MELVILLE COUI’ER ALAN HALE MONTAGU LOVE OLIVIA DeHAVILLAND BASIL RATHBONE CLAUDE RAINS d 6/ WAJLNiA fiTtQK • EUGENE PaLLETTE VILLE COOPER A O’CONNOR “ Robin Hood ” and his merry men. v took from the rich to aid the poor; Ills li for sweet Maid Marian; Sherwood Forest ; Nottingham Town; Friar Turk ai John with their staffs and out of the dim past and Towering battlements wit to cut the sky; great castles of giant king: with their moats and drawbridge drawi across the span of 800 years and sec baton eyes of to-day in glorious natural colour. (Approved for Universal Exhibition) ho t and Little igels—all etched le to live again: :ng