WESTPORT TALKIES

Grey River Argus, 24 April 1931, Page 7

WESTPORT TALKIES

To-night (Friday) is the final screening of First National’s glorious attraction “Paris,” starring Irene Bordoni and Jack Buchanan. The dancing, sing ng ard beautiful technicolour scenes have delighted the audiences at the Victoria 'Theatres during the season. For the final screenings to-day and toji'ght. there will be a new Sound .Now.-, and Collegians will also be screened, b’es'rves at Morgan’s, near theatre. T“ enable country patrons an opportun-tx to see this attraction, a.s it will not be screened anywhere else in the district, the 4 o’clock train will be delayed until 10.45 p.m., and there will be a late train to-.uight at 10.45 p.m. No pictures on Saturday, Anzac night. THEATRE ROYAL. [ To-night and Friday. Universal present Tom Moore and Bessie Love in I the delightful comedy drama, “lias L\iiybo(lv here Seen Kelly.” He was I the Don Juan of the A.E.F.. until one 1 litltle French ;’irl believed him. He (was the world’s greatest traffic cop, but he couldn’t unsnarl the traffic jam ('upid put in his heart. Supports include a comedy and the Collegians. Us- | uh) picture pr’ces. 1/6 and 1/-. .