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Manawatu Standard, Volume LVII, Issue 204, 29 July 1937, Page 1

THE REGENT (Always Cosy and Warm.) SCREENING: 2 P.M. and 8 P.M. Don’t let Anything Keep you from Seeing “THE GREEN PASTURES” -—lt is a simple story of primitive people, and their conception of things they can understand only by humanising, as characters with whom thev walk daily, those figures around whom the story of mankind revolves. “'pHE QREEN pASTURES” “pHE QREEN PASTURE'S” “•pHE QREEN pASTURES” This is the most amazing picture ever shown within the four walls of a theatre 1 Absolutely different —totally unique-—nothing like it ever before on stage or ecreen. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Commencing SATURDAY THERE HAVE BEEN ALL KINDS OF PICTURES, BUT NEVER ONE LIKE THIS. For three decades producers have wanted to make this great story from Kipling’s “Second Jungle Book.” But Alexander Korda was the first to dare the staggering dangers it involved. The picture with a thousand elephants and a million thrills. Photographed in Indian jungles never before penetrated. pUDYARD UDYARD “ELEPHANT BOY” “ELEPHANT BOY” “ELEPHANT BOY” “ELEPHANT BOY” “ELEPHANT BOY” “ELEPHANT BOY” “ELEPHANT BOY” The beautiful story of a friendship between a lovable thirteen-year-old hoy, “Toomai,” who adopts a massive elephant and is in turn adopted and protected by the elephant. THE SCREEN’S GREATEST EPIC THRILLER! The outstanding character of “Toomai” is played by thirteen-year-old native boy, QABTJ TRIFLING’S TRJPLING’S )f whom critics state: “No other film star can approach the boy Sabu, so forthright is his performance, so simple and straightforward ... a heaven-sent artist with a smile like a sunrise.” Produced by ALEXANDER KORDA. 3ased on ‘TOOMAI OF THE ELEPHANTS,” By RUDYARD KIPLING. )irected by ROBERT FLAHERTY, ’he man who gave you “Nanook of the North” and “Man of Arran,’ And ZOLTON KORDA, Vho gave you “Sanders of tlie River.” A London Films Production. ' Released by United Artists. Approved for Universal Exhibition.) sox Plans at Collinson and Cunninghame’s, Phone 7178; after 6 p.m., Phone 677 C. JO VIE CHARITY BALL. AUG. 18th BUY A BADGE ! AND HELP THE BOYS THE Y.M.C.A. Appeals for your Co-operation. TO-MORROW RED TRIANGLE DAY Produce and Cake Stall in the Square.

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