Majestic Theatre
“THE RAINBOW MAN” For this week-end an audible feature of outstanding interest is the chosen offering. Eddie Dowling, the famousBroadway star, will be seen in “The Rainbow Man,” a drama of stage life which introduces some popular song hits, including “Sleepy Valley/* “Smile .Little Pal” and “Rainbow Man.” Eddie Dowling, the star, is well known to picture goers, he having starred in a number of silent productions, but this is his first talking picture and lie proves he is the fortunate possessor of a splendid voice which records beautifully. The supporting cast includes some well established favourites in Sam Hardy and Marian Nixon, whilst a child artist, Frankie Darro, is said to give a performance that has never been surpassed by any . child actor. This drama has some verytouching scenes and is delightfully blended with humour and song. It comes to Fcilding with a very high reputation. In this programme is another of those wonderful cartoons of “Micky tho Mouse.” This one is “A Barnyard Concert” and is particularly humorous and laughable. Reserve seats may bo had at Messers Carthew and Sous and telephone reserves arranged for on the Majestic phone, 1(57.
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Manawatu Times, Volume LV, Issue 7412, 20 December 1930, Page 3
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194Majestic Theatre Manawatu Times, Volume LV, Issue 7412, 20 December 1930, Page 3
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