AMUSEMENTS Final Performance To-day at 2.30. THE OLD T PANTfL WOMAN WHO \ rrtiNIULIVED EN' A SHOE. I MIME. Children gD Admission. |[f MAJESTIC l. 1 fill COMEDY WEEK |(| [ 2000 SEATS. X/. 1/6. 2/3. Continuous from. 11 a.m. WILLIAM POWELL, GEORGE SIDNEY, EVELYN BRENT, - EVALYN KNAPP, GUY KIBBEE, JOHN WRAY, A Warner Bros.-Vita phone Hit! "HIGH PRESSURE" "HIGH PRESSURE." He's a boudoir bandit. Wall Street wolf ami Broadway playboy all in one! His frenzied escapades will keep you breathless with excitement and laughter.. Smart, fast repartee gives a new «st and spirit, to the ever delightful action. A 1932 type of Screen' comedy. With an entire Laughing Ca3t to root out trouble. Supported by the Greatest Aggregate of Shorts Assembled On One Programme. " SUBWAY SYMPHONY." Brilliant Musical Scena. introducing "Eihythm of the Wheels." 20 Minutes of Real Entertainment. "NAGGERS GO SHOPPING." The maddest, craziest Comedy Mii-up that ever rocked audiences with helpless laughter. "SOUTH AMERICAN JOURNEYS." A trip around the fascinating and glamorous South American City of Rio da Janeiro. "FREDDIE THE FRESHMAN." Merry Melody Cartoon. Foi International News. PLANS ATMAJESTIC. Phone 43-210. THE NATIONAL 11 - 8. COMMENCING TO-DAY. THE LAUGHTER HIT OF THE SEASON. THE STORY OF A STRONG MAN'S WrtX AND A WOMAN'S STRONGEK '• WON'T." Are In-Lawa " Outlaws " ? Are they a nuisance or a necessity? Is Tour Fatfcer-m-Law a Bother-in-Law ? The hilarious answers to these debatable questions will be given b7 " The Expert." "THE EXPERT." "THE EXPERT." "THE EXPERT.** "THE EXPERT." Starring CHIC SALE. DICKIE MOORE. LOIS WILSON. HE*LL TEACH YOU HOW TO LAUGH IN 100 EASY LESSONS? j
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21277, 2 September 1932, Page 20
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