MAJESTIC THEATRE.

Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 20024, 4 September 1930, Page 5

MAJESTIC THEATRE.

"THE THREE SISTERS." A stirring and powerful story of a mother and her three daughters, "The Three Sisters," is showing at the Majestic Theatre this week. The action takes place in Italy, and the southern atmosphere is successfully achieved and maintained. "THE ARIZONA KID." In an all-talking picture that recalls vividly the adventurous action, picturesque figures, and unusual , romance, of bis first talkie, "In Old JLrlsona," Baxter, ofle of the m'Ost popular actorS on the screen to-day, will be seen in his latest production, "The Arizona Kid," at the Majestie Theatre next week. The story was written especially {6r the talking screen, and tbuß features evei-y good aspect of what constitutes splendid drama.> Once more Warner Baxter Is seen as a bandit of the West, patterned after O. Henry's famous caballero, a gay outlaw with a ,way with guns, and women, and other people's money. Ghico, the Kid, is a sleek, daring fellow, Lorlta, played by Mona Maris, is a black-eyed fury who quite properly ousts {he blonde Virginia from the lists in primitive manner. Arthur Stone, Mrs Solfdad ' Jiminez, and Wilfred Lukas are others i-n the cast. The box plans for "The Arizona Kid" are now open at The Bristol Piano Company.