DE LUXE THEATRE.
.-. The enormous" house which greeted the'first presentation of/the film -at the De '•: Luxe Theatre is- evidence. that' "The Gold Diggers of 1033," Warner Bros.-Flrst ■ National big ; new musical feature, will enjoy an Immensely successful season here. Ruby Keeler, Joan Blondell, Aline McMahon, Warren William, and Pick. Powell play the leads la this spectacular film which Is as bright 83.1t Is tuneful and the music of which is certainly destined to be heard everywhere. -i'The^Gold Diggers of 1933".i5.n0t to be confused with the original "Gold Diggers." It is ah entirely new. picture, up . to: the* minute in settings, dancing, and melodies, with one of the newer stars in Dick Powell, and with' no lack of humour and Incident; Throughout there is. woven a series of snappy songs .and dances, and there is alsyo the story; of the romance of Guy Kibbee. the family solicitor, and Aline McMahon, the comedienne. "The Gold Diggers ;, of 1933" cannot -fair to please. In support there are a number of interesting films, and at the organ, the popular Paul T. Cullen plays "Barcarolle," and sings a series of gloom-chasing songs. . • '
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Evening Post, Volume CXVII, Issue 49, 27 February 1934, Page 5
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187DE LUXE THEATRE. Evening Post, Volume CXVII, Issue 49, 27 February 1934, Page 5
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