MAJESTIC

Gisborne Times, Volume LXXIII, Issue 11913, 6 April 1933, Page 3

MAJESTIC

"STRANGE JUSTICE” "Strange Justice” the new RKO production at the Majestic Theatre, offers several unusual aspects of American life and, in departing from a somewhat conventional film subject of the designations of the rich against- the aspirations of the poor, it provides excellent entertainment. Produced by J. C. Rachmann and directed by Victor Schertzinger, the film, while it deals with the process of the law in a case of murder, significantly avoids the often drab court scenes which so often characterise performances of such a nature, and goes on swiftly to fresh incidents. Heading the brilliant east that enacts this drama are Reginald Denny, Marjorie Marsh, and Richard Bennett, father of Constance and, Joan. It has boon, said by overseas critics that .the acting of the whole cast in Justice” is a revelationTom Mix, the greatest ‘Western hero of all time. returns to the screen after three triumphal circus years in "Destry Rides Again.” Tom Mix’s reputation goes hack to the earliest traditions of the moving picture business He was the original Western star, and with every year !his popularity and prestige increased. The avidity with which the theatres throughout the United States have demanded the Tox Mix pictures, , delayed, unfortunately, by bis operation, insures a wide appearance of “Destry Rides Again”. Patrons are advised to phone 353 for reservations. which must ho collected by 7.30 p.m.