AMUSEMENTS
EVERYBODY’S THEATRE. TO-NIGHT ONLY. “THE MAGNIFICENT BRUTE.” Victor McLaglen, winner of the last’ Academy award tor his outstanding screen performance, is the star of Uni-. \\ersaPs “The Magnificent Brine,') which opens at the Princess Theatre tonight. The screen story relates the adventures or a great big fellow, atttraetiy.e to women, who is a fool for blondes. He.is a giant of a man who turns out steel lor a living and lets the girl he loves steal away his judgment. Then he reaches the point where he is . town | between two blondes. He must,choose between a comely widow and a gay young cutie with plenty of meaning in her glances. He’s a hard guy, but soft on dames. The solution of his dilemma provides».an intense climax, for the offering. Binnie Barnes is ravishing as -the girl who leads him a merry chase. The glamorous widow is portrayed by Jean Dixon. Between them both Victor McLaglen i s kept very busy, j Also in the cast are William Hall, Binnie Barnes, Henry Armetta and Edward 'Norris. “The Magnificent Brute”] is a “must see” picture—a fascinating revelation of man-handling you can’t afford to miss. Also News, Muscial Airways and Comedy-.
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Hokitika Guardian, 13 September 1937, Page 3
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