At the Theatre PRINCESS THEATRE, KAITAIA Friday and Saturday What is probably the greatest of human plays ever presented in New Zealand “Mother’s Millions” will be screened at the Princess, Kaitaia, to-night, Friday and to-morrow, Saturday night. With May Robson in the leading role this is a smashing human story of a woman against- the world-heating her enemies at their own game—hiding a heart of gold behind a mask of flinty hardness. It is a vibrant, intensely dramatic hut also a very humourous picture that has packed theatres through* out New Zealand. A clever cartoon will also he screened, Wednesday Circumstantial evidence conies close to sending a beautiful society girl to the electric chair in "The Trial of Vivienne Ware” the picture to he screened on Wednesday evening. How she escapes conviction hut fails to escape romance, forms the basis of what is declared to be one of the most tensely interesting pictures yet to reach the screen. Joan Bennett portrays the leading role, supported by a cast that includes Donald Cook, Skeets Gallagher, Herbert Mundin and Zasu Pitts. A British comedy “Double Dealing” is included in the supporting programme,
COMING SALES
The N. A. Farmers’ Co-op will beholding their usual monthly stock sales at Kaitaia on Tuesday next the 19th inst. and at Broadwood on the next day, Wednesday. * * * * A sale of furniture and sundries will be held at the Mart, Kaitaia, on Wednesday next, the 20th December.
W. J. WORTH Builder and Undertaker Funerals Furnished Throughout the County at two hours notice PHONE 20S KAITAIA
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Northland Age, Volume 3, Issue 12, 15 December 1933, Page 6
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