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Dominion, Volume 29, Issue 73, 19 December 1935, Page 6

m tJgP Sta^s- — ___ $ Mr rv 1 > w JuSI \ V Jk /^U X. The Directors of The Fuller-Hayward Theatre Z\ £ Corporation Ltd. and John Fuller & Sons Ltd. are OB' again proud to announce the acquisition of the entire J 936 Productions of The World's Greatest Studios, ||gEg|F Jimr? Metro - Goldwyn - Mayer MAJESTIC JU and ' MnHI L' ST. JAMES' JW WELLINGTON’S , LEADING THEATRES ft t / ' 'MWMM pMNWWMMMMiMMMMMMMVMMM■■ ■■ ■■— mi, year as always the great Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer studios are setting j|g I illS the pace for Entertainment. The brightest stars of. the Movie ,' ' - JMK firmament in the greatest line’up of stories ever to comprise a single Enter- f - *' tainment programme are now being prepared for you. It is our pleasure to announce that these outstanding Metrn-Goldwyn-Mayer yL z/ ' J9KI?’ productions will be presented ,at Majestic and St. James Theatres • < durin s 1936 - i Leo the Lion’s Roar is Your Invitation to Enjoyment! wIMm " 'NORMA SHEARER ' ____! FRANCHOT TONE THIS BRILLIANT SEASON WILL COMMENCE WITH , C?V COMMENCING cu„k=L e ‘- MW tfg AT aSj g MAJESTIC WALLACEBEERY TO-MORROW JOAN is ii .fef* 1 * (Approved for Universal Exhibition) J' k . 'L.^W r ■ CHfIRLES HAUGHTON And The Broadway Melody of 1936 is only the start. . H WATCH FOR THESE STARS IN THE FOLLOWING ’ ‘ GREAT SCREEN TRIUMPHS ! I ! "" “ CHINA SEAS ” “ I LIVE MY LIFE ” ’ F ®j|B| M-G-M’s roaring drama of primitive passions With Joan Crawford, Brian Aherne and z on the seething China Coast. Never before "Frank Morgan. It’s saucy, witty, romant c! ; such turbulent romance, cyclonic adventure A joy from start to finish. Merrily made by and excitement packed into one picture. the directors of "FORSAKING, ALL Clark Gable, Jean Harlow and Wallace OTHERS, THE THIN MAN and > Beery head an imposing cast. An Irving ” NAUGHTY MARIETTA." : : -mot™ THE BOUNTY" “PERFECT GENTLEMAN wibbjMin rvwtuu Two m jJHon dollars to produce—two years Frank Morgan, Cecily Courtneidge. Heather to makel The Mutiny that thundered over ’ A j and Herbert Mundin the decks of the *’ Bounty lives again on - the screens of the world! Charles Laughton. „ ANNA KARFNTNA ” > I, • ' Clark Gable and Franchot Tone head a AIILXA FWAIXE.IX IRjtfeaigy L , ■'■Vu,- superb cast. Thp producers of " David Copperfield In- 'f < ’ J ...nnor. .wrc h vite ? ou to another memorable experience—- |« wJsOTBra/.’w; “ THE BISHOP MISBEHAVES the translation to the screen of Tolstoi’s W&Si s^ft -V Edmund Gwenn. Maureen O’Sullivan and great novel. A triumph for Garbo, Frederic gOgt . JMI z» g -y* Norman Foster in one of the new seasons Ma rch. Basil Rathbone and Fredd e , <Zz»-> IBsL brightest comedy-mystery films. 6 remernb er him as David I JW| “ O’SHAUGNESSY’S BOY ” u tc » MF 11 Wallace Beery, Jackie Cooper, in a fast “RENDEZVOUS gjlW, WvjJOF! lfe'i'he moving story of circus life. William Powell and Rosalind Russell in the > «rcr*DAnr» fllm based on the book "THE BLACK I ESCAPADE CH/XMBER." by Herbert O. Yardley. I William Powell and Luise Rainer, the new ’ sar/JZ Viennese star, in a daring romantic farce « PURSUIT ” •,..- mlsoNEo », s togcther ’ and Sally Eilers. a“ A NIGHT AT THE OPERA» .. IN THF The welcome return to the screen of the 11 * ITI-j /Allv Marte Brothers in another of their hilarious With Jack Benny, Una Merkel, Ted Healey • musical comedies. and Nat Pendleton. ST. JAMES MARX BROTHERS i@W ShOWiMtg ROBERT MONTGO AERY BTHEIB BICGEg/a/jf FEATURE>r»ffi W- . wiMam ~ Ij IBpRIII If lT r 1 j B r i I II V w ’ ; uu»CL.H.»or ! (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) I " STILL MORE JOY IN M-G-M SHORTS j I , . • Tk.lmn - M-G-M MINIATURES with such stars as I HAL ROACH COMEDIES starring Thelma CHARLES (CHIC) SALE, ROBERT BENCHLEY ' Todd-Patsy Kelly—Charley Chase—Our Gang and others—M-G-M HAPPY HARMONIES with Spanky CRIME DOESN’T PAY series— CARTOONS in technicolour—FlTZPATßlCK M-G-M STAR MUSICAL REVUES in techni- f •th^d o^' 1 ? -^^^ 1 I colour—PETE SMITH’S SPORTS PARADE- •l < FpPg» J METROTONE NEWS w.th Edwin C. H.ll, b ;|l- - - n -^ !