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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Volume 58, Issue 56, 9 April 1929, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS. THE EXPLOITS EMDEN EXPLOlTS Of EMDEN EXPLOITS The EMDEN EXPLOITS EMDEN The Greatest Naval Spectacle Greatost Naval Spectacle Ever Screened: Evcr Screened. Tho most remarkable and greatest photoplay of history — and two navies lielped to make it. FOR AN EXTENDED SEASON Of 4 NIGHTS and 2 MAT1NEES 4 NIGIITS and . 2 AIATINEES Commencing At TO-NIGHT At 7.45 TO-NIGI1T 7.45 The 2 GRANT) MATINEES 2 2 GRAND MATINEES 2 Wednesday and Thursdav. at 3.15. At The GAIETY Ft, E T U X E A 1 E T Y &J? E If U X 1 In co-operation with and under the auspices of the Navv League, Hawke's Bay. FIRST NATIONAL— PRESENTS The First of their Greater 1929 Supeu Special Procluctions. THE THE EXPLOITS EMDEN EXPLOITS EMDEN EXPLOITS Of E.MDEN EXPLOITS The EMDEN EXPLOITS EMDEN EXPLOITS EMDEN And her Ultimate Destruction by H.M.A.S. SYDNEY H.M.A.vS. SYDNEY H.M.A.S. SYDNEY . Remarkable in -its stark realism. A sfirring epic of a raider's dopredatious ancl her defeat hy an avenger. A Graphic Story of THE RAIDER TIIE RAIDER — S-M.S. Emden, corsair THE RAIDER — of tlie Indian Ocean, sweeping tlio seas of peaceful commerce — instilling fear into the hcarts of lioncombalants — a swoop on to a British wireless station, and tlie message that just got through — that spelt the end. THE AVENGER THE AVENGER— An Australian cruisTIIE 4VENGER — or tcaring through the seas, eager to avenge the destruction of commerce — eager to meet the foe — manned by untried hut plucky Anstralians. A challengc— a broadside in reply, and "Open Fire!" TITE WHITE ENSIGN THE WITITE ENSIGN Still Flies Aloft AND ENGLAND AND ENGLAND Is MISTI1ESS OF THE SEAS MISTRESS OF THE SEAS WAR WAR — Diplomacy fails, and Europe is plunged into a seething mass of intrigue —the world gasps as the German horde pours into neutral conntry. At the other end of the world, a virile young nation paused to listen to the rurnble of the drums of war — they were ready, if need he, to drop the racquet and Ihe ball for the rifle and sword— like a tornado of fire sweeping through tlie light-hearted, sport-loving people 01 Australia. Then like a thunderbolt came war for Britain, with Australia and New Zealand ligliling on the side of the right. "TO THE LAST MAN AND THE LAST SHILLING" The months dragged by — the Australian navy, proud unit of the mighty British Fleet — guarded our shores. ancl then— THE EMDEN, THE EMDEN,

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