MAJESTIC THEATRE

Gisborne Times, Volume LXXXII, Issue 12476, 12 February 1935, Page 7

MAJESTIC THEATRE

LAST DAY: "liOtYSli IN DD'lil bTREET” AND “FALK IN THE

SKY.”

Four loading uAu to one lommme star is the um<iue situation (level Oldest picture, v l'he Rouse on C'o.n St; cot,” to eolicit’do tonight at the ed by the pun -<i Kay trauas’ la*.Majestic. 1 lie jour are also her stutors in a stiange and mnytr'-mal love situation. John jlailiday, u>-ne Raytnond, Ricardo Cortez, and Mi ilium Bo.'d are the lour 'suitor*.

The second feature “Lace ;u Die Sky” cent:os around an artist in an advertising business who in tlio beginning ce the film is travelling around the country and painting signs. He becomes embroiled in the allairs of a farming family, and finally lnVs at*, elopement forced upon him, and a'iter that events move fast.

“MANY HAPPY RETURNS”

TO-MORROW

“Many Happ y Returns.’’ starring the popular entertainers. George Burns and Grade Allen, is said to be one of the brig blest musical comedies of the season. The film R notable for the appearance of Gay Lombardo and liis “Royal Canadians.” one the most popular jazz bands in America. Their music is pleasing in every respect and they introduce three now songs, “The Sweetest -Music This Side of Heaven,” “Boo! 1 m the Bogeyman.” and “Fare Thee Well. !n addition to the main picture there will he a screen song “She Reminds Me of Yon,” and a comedy ‘ .Making the Rounds.”