MAJESTIC THEATRE

Gisborne Times, Volume LXXII, Issue 11403, 2 January 1931, Page 6

MAJESTIC THEATRE

“SARAH AND SON” TO-DAY’S

HOLIDAY

MATINEE

“Sarah ancl Son” the all talking dramatic production with a star cast leaded by Ruth Cliatterton the greatest emotional actress ,on. the talking screen “Sarah and Son’, which has had a sue. cessful run at the Majestic Theatre will be screened for the last time at to-day’s matinee and also at the night session. Ruth Cliatterton is in the role of Sarah Storm, the distractedmother who loses her son while he is yet an infant, and finds him again only after the most painstaking search extending over many years. A novel featurette is that entitled “Dresden Dolls,” which serves as an opportunity for the introduction of several exquisite musical and dancing members. A. “talkatoon” comedy short is proving one of the most enjoyable of the supports, whilst the comedy “Meek Mr. Meek”, is also decidedly popular. “Tarzan the Tiger” serial also is a proved success.

‘‘COHENS AND KELLY'S IN SCOTLAND” TOMORROW)

The latest Cohen-and-Kelly picture will be screened at the Majestic Theatre tomorrow-commencing at the mat. inee, with more jokes and laughs, than there are Scotch jokes. “The Cohens and Kellys in Scotland” Js the fourth and funniest of ..Univefsal's hilarious series. Kilt-clacl and comical, George Sidney and Charlie Murray stumble into a host of uproarious experiences culminating in the determination to commit suicide because their fortunes have been lost. How this works out is . the comedy high-Spot of the), production. ■ Vera ’Gorden and Kate. Price portray the respective wives. A complete programme of all talking comedy, - cartoon, and topical featurettes will also bey screened whilst un additional attraction at the matinee only will ho “Tarzan the Tiger.” Box plan is at the Theatre to-day and at Tattorsall and Bayly’s tomorrow.