VICTORIA THEATRE

Grey River Argus, 23 October 1930, Page 7

VICTORIA THEATRE

WESTPORT. To-ulght Bessie Love. Charles King, i Marie Dressier and Polly Moran, are j featured in “Chasing Rainbow.-,” at the Victoria Theatre, also on Friday , and Saturday, and at the matinee on Saturday at 2.30 p.m. A host of screen favourites in one big show. The song hits are “Love Ain’t,” “Nothing But th' 1 Blues.” “Lucky Me— Lov-, ab’e You.” “Happy Days are Here Again.” “Everybody Tap.” and “ My Dynamic Personality.” Techuicolour . revue scenes are a spectacular con tri- i bution to the production. A delight- ; fill romance is interwoven. The sup- ■ ports are Sound News and two-reel j comedy, “Uppertut O’Brien.’’ Re- ( scr v e s :i1 M o r,g an’ s. MONDAY AND TUESDAY. For Labour Night and Tuesday, the Duncan Sisters will be featured in I “It’s a Great Life,” an interesting! story with a deal of comedy, and just enough pathos to make the whole well flavoured. In a way the story tells much of the' personal life struggle of the Duncans in their spectacular climb up the ladder of face. The song hits arc ‘‘ Fo 110 wing You, ” “'Sailing On a Sunbeam, ” “The Hoosier Hop, ’ ’ “Won’t You he My Lady Love,” and “It’s An Old Spanish Custom.” Supports arc Sound News and comedy. Reserves at Morgan’s.