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Manawatu Standard, Volume LVII, Issue 204, 30 July 1937, Page 1

LAST NIGHT OF <<r pilE QREEN pASTURES” This is the most amazing picture ever shown within the four walls of a theatre ! Absolutely different —totally unique—nothing like it ever before on stage or screen. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) THE REGENT (Always Cosy and Warm.) SCREENING: 2 P.M. and 8 P.M. COMMENCING TO-NIGHT. 10.30 P.M. 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 piPLING’S pUDYARD piPLING’S “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 boy, “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, gABU Of 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. Based on “TOOMAI OF THE ELEPHANTS,” Bv RUDYARD KIPLING. Directed by ROBERT FLAHERTY, The man who gave you “Nanook of the North” and “Man of Arran, And ZOLTON KORDA, Who gave you “Sanders of the River. A London Films Production. Released bv United Artists. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Box Plans at Collinson and Cunninghame’s, Phono 7178: after 6 p.m., *■ Phono 6776. MOVIE CHARITY BALL, AUG. 18th. CW ZEALAND NATIONAL PARTY' i;w ZEALAND NATIONAL PARTY (Palmerston North Branch) PUBLIC ADDRESS will be given by the leader of the Party, HON. ADAM HAMILTON „ MONDAY NEXT, AUGUST 2nd, n MONDAY NEXT, AUGUST 2nd. At 8 p.m.. in the OPERA OPERA HOUSE. HOUSE. ALL INVITED, )RICE OF MILK WILL REMAIN as at PRESENT until FURTHER NOTICE. LARSEN’S MODERN DAIRY. THE MANAWATU LOAN AND DISCOUNT CO.. LTD. WISHES to advise that it has moved its offices from the Daily Times to the NEW A.M.P. BUILDINGS. BROADWAY; Rooms. Nos. 3,4, 5, Ist floor. MONEY TO LEND IN SUMS £5 TO £IOOO On Household Furniture. Motor Cars, Livestock, Life Insurance Policies or Any Approved Security. FORESTRY BONDS, Building Society Shares, etc., purchased C. F. CRONIN, Manager. Phone 7360. B° x 431. - EVERY GOOD HOUSEWIFE APPRECIATES GOOD BUTTER “RED ROSE” NEVER VARIES. Fresh Daily Supplies to City. Sold Everywhere. A Product of the Awahuri Dairy Co., Limited. LUXURIOUS I< H IS ]\I ASTER ’ S V OICE ” RADI 0 Is the most outstanding Radio you can buy, and produces a performance and tone that brings a NEW Realism to Radio. In Design it provides new grace and beauty to enhance your home ! ORHAM’S JJADIO gERVICE, L TD ‘ 7409 URGENT 6391 GRAND HOTEL BUILDINGS. The Square, Palmerston North.