AMUSEMENTS
EVERYBODY'S PICTURES. WHEELER AND WOOLSEY. Absolutely ridiculous situations, World Peace Conference delegates wlio use'brass knuckles instead of suave innuendos; female charmers wnose kisses make men swoon and their collars smolder’into flame ; an inebriated ocean liiier ;which goes in circles, and four villains named Sclinierzenpupijen, - Puppegischnierzeil, fcchmeizenschriierzen and •Puppenpuppen, are the f theme of “Diploma nulcS’ 1 to be' shown tonight at,the Princess Theatre. It is an RKO-Radio musical conicdy; starring those blithe and rapid-fire chatter artists, Bert Wheeler and Robert Woolsey. l’hiy arc supported by am unprecedented cast of comedians and coniediennes j including Marjorie White, lately of Bfpaclway’s “Hntcha,” Phyllis Bsrryj Louis ‘ Calhern, Hugh Herbert, Richard Carle, Charles Coleman, Neely Edwards, and many other equally notable. performers. William Seiter directed; Joseph L. Mankiewioz wrote the story; Edward Eliscu the' lyrics and Harry Akst : the music. ' Twenty-four hand-picked Hollywood beauties, trained by Larry Ceballos, appear in novelty ensemble numbers. J _ The .supports include the- side-split-ting Charlie Chaplin comedy “The Rink."
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Hokitika Guardian, 26 June 1934, Page 3
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