MAJESTIC THEATRE

Gisborne Times, Volume LXIX, Issue 10843, 12 March 1929, Page 6

MAJESTIC THEATRE

DOLORES DEL RIO. IN “NO OTHER, WOMAN”

lb is a remarkably true picture of continental Biarritz, that is presented in “No Other Woman’’ Lou Tellogon’s production for Fox Films which is showing for the last time at the Majestic to-night. Dolores Del Rio is starred and Ben "Bard and Don Alvardo have the leading male rules. Humor and satire, irony and pathos, pattern of beauty across (sordid tragedy in a fashionable environment. “No Other Woman’ is a story of primitive passions in the fashionable set- summering at Biarritz. France, is one ot the best productions screened. The supports include Fox News Gazette and “Love ’Em and Weep” two-reel comedy.

NORMA TALMA DOE IN “THE DOVE”

Norma Talmadge's picture, “The Dove” will commence on Wednesday at the matinee. A romantic story of South American people, “The Dove, has a plot of some power, a story that is always moving, and a variety of characters that are true to the tvpe they represent. Miss la 1m ad go is seen as Dolores, the Dove, a dancer and singer in a cafe that is always seething with those toy soldiers and littlo revolutions ics, of fclic sort that flourish in those romantic parts. And Noah Beery is the villain who covets the Dove, and brooks no interference in his plans, lint a Yankee from the north, most excellent] v played by Gilbert Roland, is at enmity with this villainous Don Jose. Don .Tose owned, or said lie owned, everything in Costa Rona, arid the Yankee is soon facing a firing squad. From the foregoing it is apparent that “The Dove” is a, conventional. interesting play, with plenty of incident, some exquisite, backgrounds and men and women of fledi and blood. At the night session “The Collegians” No. 15, “Samson at Calforcl” will be included as a second feature## -Early reservations Tatters all and Bayly’s.