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Press, Volume LXX, Issue 21123, 26 March 1934, Page 3

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I "MAJESTIC THEATRE | : '•TIIK riKK-KAISKKS" j lucent tire; scandals m Lunau:,, injvoh'ins conspiracy and other charges j against brieade officials and business imen operating in fire insurance, lend | topical interest to one of the Fox i'ilm's I newest releases of Gnumont-British j pictures, a iilm entiled "The Firc- ! Kaisers." which will start to-dav at the ; Majestic Theatre. \ j Blunged into a financial,morass by ! jhis own gambling proclivities and the I I extravagance of his >vife, Bronton. a, | successful fire insurance assessor, am-j i bilious and unscrupulous is empted to | join Steddmg, a cold-blooded scoundrel, in shady insurance operations.! winch rcsii.i in a mi cession of serious j fnes. Finally a .creat liner is lost at] 'sea with nil hands. Bronton had not i bargained for murder —indeed he had ' stood out until assured that every; provision had been made to avoid loss I of life. j In the meantime '!ii- activities, of! Stodd.ng and hi- u:j:iur had bet n d.s-' d'i'i'd 1o ti'.o hon.M I.'- cis wiio had j inhered heavy ios.-cs a.- a result of them. A is.ii) v.■■.-■ laid, but the gan=; ■ ■auga! the informer and left him dying. Finally Bronton. witli great personal bravery, countered Sledding in an attempt to stage another lire ! tragedy, and ultimately lost his life in' s.iviiil; that of a friend who had go' '' into Steridi /s eluiches. Leslie Banks ;-■ the and the east includes Anno Grey, Carol Goodner, j Francis Sullivan. Laurance Anderson I and Frank Collier, j A special feature included in the I programme will be a stage parade of j mannequins showing the latest fashion-' trmii London and Paris f.ir the corning season. Many beautiful gowns I and many of the newest fashions for I women will be shown on the static for' tiie benefit of women patrons of the I theatre. I Box plan* are at the D.I C. ]