MAJESTIC THEATRE

Gisborne Times, Volume LXXIII, Issue 11830, 11 January 1933, Page 7

MAJESTIC THEATRE

“I LIKE YOim NERVE”

"I Like Your Nerve’’ is the appropriate title of the breezy, refreshing comedy-romance, featuring Douglas Douglas Fairbanks Jnr., and Loretta Young, which will be screened at the Majestic for the last time this evening. The story tells of the adventures of a. wealthy young man when he finds himself in the midst of a Central American romance which sweeps him off h;s teat to land in the seething tangle of a near-revolul • ion.

COMEDY i\ND WESTERN TOMORROW

Two entertaining features, namely, “Local Boy Makes Good” a comedydrama, starring Joe E. Brown, and “One Way Trail” a thrilling western featuring Tim Ale Coy and Dpris Hill, will, u'eplace “Life Goes On” the Paramount .British Special, at Uie Majestic to-morrow. In his latest First National comedy, “Local Boy ■Makes Good’’ Joe. E. Brown, the popular comedian, is seen as John. Augustus Miller, an assistant in a college bookshop. John has a secret. passion fox Julia Winters, and writes warm effusions to her without posting them. In one he reprp'sents himself as a crack athlete and college leader. By mistake this letter roaches, her, and Julia, “cry much impressed, (.alls on John, to find him a mild, bespectacled man with a botanical bobby. and amusing situations follow. In “One Way Trail” Tim McCoy, who is a pa'st master an the art of manufacturing ace high thrills, gets ample opportunity to display his versatility.