ENTERTAINMENTS

Feilding Star, Volume 10, Issue 4044, 29 September 1933, Page 4

ENTERTAINMENTS

PALMERSTON PICTURES REGENT THEATRE Do not miss this last chance to see Robert Montgomery and Sally Filers do splendid acting in “Made on Broadway,” at the Regent. The hero prevents an illiterate girl committing- suckle, and transforms her into a dazzling Broadway personality. When a murder takes place he is forced to strain his resources to the limit to save her from tlie electric chair. Sally Eilers does some effective acting in the court scene, and beautiful Madge Evans also appears to great advantage as the divorced wife of the hero. PALACE THEATRE The London season’s biggest musical comedy success, “The Midshipmaid,” is at the Palace Theatre. It had a wonderful midnight premiere at London, at which the Prince of Wales was present. Jessie Matthews, the London idol, is positively brilliant and provides much clever comedy. A lengthy and wellvaried programme of English featurettes is also shown ROSY THEATRE For the last time this evening. “Broad Minded,” a comedy starring Joe Brown at the Kosv Theatre. It presents the broad mouthed, broad comedy artist as a timid admirer of all ladies who is sent West in charge of a playboy whom all girls adore, in the hope of reforming him. The complications may be imagined. William Collier, jun., is the playboy. Ona Munson and Marjorie White ar© featured. A supporting feature is “Alurder on the Second Floor,” a British mystery thriller.