MAJESTIC THFATRE.

Gisborne Times, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 12750, 4 January 1936, Page 7

MAJESTIC THFATRE.

“STOLEN HARMONY” AND “MIDNIGHT.”

Two outstanding: productions will lie screened to-day. A new method of presenting a variety entertainment is exploited in the Paramount picture “Stolen Harmony” which heads the double • bill. _ lien Berate, noted orchestra leader and his hand of merry lads, are seen on tour in America using ah their means of transport a huge super de ,luxe form of motor conveyance specially built and fitted up for the accommodation of the whole party oh the road— a way of travelling the counti-y which most people would , consider ideal. The principal parts in the picture are played by George Raft, Ben Bernie, Grace Bradley, Inis. Adrian, and of course the hoy Is of Ben Bernie’s Band George Raft plays the part of a discharged, convict who has been the mainstay, of the prison hand. On his release he is given a place in Jack Conrad’s band, which, is ,about to go 07i tour across the continent. .Conrad, is played by Ben Bernie, and the latter’s well-known orchestra, is prominent- throughout . the .story. The second feature,;. “Midnight”: is repietc with thrills; suspense und excitement. j;