Morgan’s Pictures

Grey River Argus, 2 January 1935, Page 7

Morgan’s Pictures

WESTPORT. To-night and to-morrow (Thursday) Edna May Oliver and Billie Burke are featured in the Radio picture “We’re Rich Again.’’ a hilarious story of a wealthy family temporarily embarrassed financially, and permanently embarrassed by their country cousin. The Price family to most folks, but just plain nuts to you! They slid into the money on a badana peel! Others in the east are Marion Nixon, Reginald Denny, Joan Marsh, Buster Crabbe. Approved for universal exhibition. Excellent supporting subjects. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. “’l’he Good Companions,” Gaumont British production for screening Friday and Saturday and matinee at Victoria Theatre is the fascinating story of a troupe of strolling pierrots, their ups and downs, their loves and hates. Three lilting song numbers are featured in this delightful story. Supports include Melbourne Centenary celebrations, etc. Approved for universal exhibition. Usual prices, 2/3 and 1/6. Another Com<? Negotiated: The Prime Minister in his New ! Year’s message, again states that the depression is being left behind, and that elusive corner has been rounded. The gates of prosperity havqrfbeen opened and shut so often by Co^ I ' tl ’^ c Fo’bes that the adjustment z.ipp fastener might bp considered. • Obituary: The death has otj/fired of Margaret Lucy ft t the age of 60 years, aftejjFa long period of illness. She to New Zealand when only a &nd resided in

Westport since. She is survived by a sorrowing husband and family of six, Douglas, Huntley, Afay, Elsie nnd Atrs Sheridan (Westport), and Norma and Afabel (Christchurch); also two sisters and brothers, to whom all sympathy/will ho extended.

Shipping: ? The Rata, Fairburn and Komata arrived yesterday. The latter will proceed to Auckland to pick up the Kaimanawa, which she will tow to Japan, where both vessels will be broken up.