MAJESTIC THEATRE

Gisborne Times, Volume LXXXII, Issue 12529, 15 April 1935, Page 7

MAJESTIC THEATRE

“LADIES SHOULD LISTEN” AND “SMOKY” The first feature at the Majestic Theatre is “Ladies Should Listen”, The story presents Cary Grant as a wealthy bachelor, juist returned to Paris with a valuable nitrate mine concession. The object of the women's affections, he is doubly .sought now because of his wealth; and among the feminine suitors are Eo-r-ita Moreno, who tries to bla.ckmail him; Nydia Westman, millionaire nit-wit and Frances Drake, telephone operator, who- lotes him sincerely. Tapping his wires, .she knows all about his affairs, business aryl otherwise, and when she tries to save him from the grasping females, she .further matters. However, with 'the help of Cupid and a. little ingenuity, she eventually succeeds. * The story of a lioi’se whose vicious hatred of men brands him as a killer, “Smoky”, the second .feature, is goodl ent-eiha i'nmclnt. “(Smoky” befriends only one man, and their friendship is so great that when “Smoky” is stolen his friend pads everything aside, including liis love for his sweetheart, to go in -search of his friend. Also on the programme Is another instalment of the “Pirate Treasure” serial] “AS THE EARTH TURNS”— WEDNESDAY Plans are now open at the Regent for next Wednesday's attraction, “As the Earth Turns.”