MAJESTIC THEATRE
FINAL DAY OF “TROUBLE” AND •JOURNAL OF CRIME.’ The highly entertaining double feature programme at present showing comprising “Trouble” Avith Sydney Howard, and “Journal of a Crime” with Ruth Chatter ton, concludes it-s season this evening, season this evening at the Mejestic. “SING AS WE. GO.” TO-MORROW. "With the combination of a delightfully Avitty story. Avritten by J. B. Priestley, and the irresistible gaiety of Grade Fields, it is not surprising that the excellent film, “Sing As We Go,” is proving popular with New Zealanders. The result of this combination is a thoroughly entertaining and hilarious musical comedy, pervaded with the boisterous good humour of England’s highest paid screen artist. If, is by sheer force of personality that she makes the film what it is. As usual she sings several humorous numbers, including a. particularly amusing number, “In Mv Little Bottom Drawer.” Heading a talented supporting cast are John L-eder and Dorothy Da-sou. There ] s a Avide section of short films, including particularly fine colored cartoon ‘The Valiant Taylor.” There pvill also be another instalment of the “Pirate Treasure” serial.
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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXXII, Issue 12521, 5 April 1935, Page 7
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