MAJESTIC THEATRE.

Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 126, 30 May 1931, Page 6

MAJESTIC THEATRE.

Annilo evidence of the popularity of. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayor's Dim, "Iteducing," is provided by the fact that tho management of tho Majestic Theatre has decided to scroon the picture for a further week. From start* to finish, tho picture is one long laugh. That, howoevr, goes without saying, when it Is known that Marie Drossier and Polly Moran aro the central figures. Tlieso two women, who play the roles of sisters, provido unlimited fun and crcttlo roars of laughter with their- constant quarrelling, Tho moro they quarrel and fight the more amusing they become. Mario Dres3ler plays tho part of a country woman who com.es to New York—with husband and family—to join her sister, who Is a wealthy propnVtross of a beauty salon. Both women have daughters of a marriageable age, and when the country girl captures tho heart of tho town girl's young man, then the trouble begins. Although the picture might be described as a comedy, it lias its dramatic moments. Marie Dressier, as usual, gives an excellent performance. All the supporting pictures are good, and top off a moat cntertainiug programme.