PRINCESS THEATRE

Inangahua Times, 21 December 1931, Page 2

PRINCESS THEATRE

TO-NIGHT I TO-NIGHT I MONDAY NIGHT Radio’s monster fun show mighty stars of " The Cuckoos,” Wheeler end Woolsey with a dashing east of supporting starwhicb include Dorothy Lee, Edna Mav Oliver, Leni Stengel and ioo others In “HALF SHOT AT SUNRISE” It you ate inclined to shed tears when you augh, take a bath towel with you when you go to see Bert Wheeler and Robert Woolsey in Radio Pictures comedy ‘ Half Shot at Sunrise,’ The music by Harry Tierney and lyrics by Anne Caldwell, are distinct song hits, introduced in clever and logical fashion. Wheeler and Miss Lee sing two numbers, ‘ Whistling the Blues Away,* and * Kiss Me, Cherie, while Woolsey and Mt>s Stengel have a side splitting num ber in ‘ Nothing but Love.’ TUESDAY TUESDAY’ Special Picture Benefit for the Reefton Puolic Picnic. A great special p cture, All British talkie. Richard Cooper, Benita Hulme and D roihy Seacombe in “LORD RICHARD in the PANTRY.’f* Li is is good.