KING’S THEATRE.

Pahiatua Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 14067, 14 February 1939, Page 5

KING’S THEATRE.

LAST TWO SCREENINGS., “Dad and Dave Come to Town,” Cinesound’s all-laughter special which has been delighting capacity audiences at the King’s Theatre will he screened again to-night and finally to-morrow night at 8 p.m. Bert Bailey and Fred MacDonald, the original “Dad” and “Dave” of •Oil Our Selection,” have the prinXEXT CHANGE. “Radio City Revels” and “Under Suspicion” will be screened on Thursday and Friday. Hit songs by two of Hollywood's be>t-knowu composers. Herb ‘.Magi dson and A Hie Wrubel, and a hilarious and ingenious story plot that blends comedy, romance and novelty in sparkling fashion, all feature RKO Radio's new offering. “Radio City Revels.’ Such noted stars as Bob Burns. Jack Oakie. Kenny Baker, Ann Miller. Victor AJoore, Helen Broderick and Alii ton Berle top the cast of the film, in which most of the action takes place in and around New York’s amusement centre, Radio City. Jane. Froman, Buster West. Aleiissa Mason and Hal Kemp and his orchestra are among the specialty Mystery that will .baffle the most ardent mystery fan is contained in “Under Suspicion,’’ the latest film to feature the popular star. Jack Holt. Adapted for the screen from a magazine story by that top-flight concoct cr of murder mystery yarns, Philip Wylie, it is a stirring story of an assassination plot aimed at a wealthy motor-car magnate because he suddenly turns philanthropic and decides to give his plant away to his employees.