AMUSEMENTS

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 17958, 9 December 1932, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS

MAJESTIC THEATRE “Aren’t We All.” concluding tonight at the Majestic. Theatre, is the kind of picture which provides a crushing retort to the people who complain about “ciui nod entertainment. ” Brilliant dialogue, lavish settings, and delightful acting combine to lift (his picture far out of tho rut, Gertrude Lawrence plays the young wife of Owen Nares, both of whom are caught in mild int riguot-t. A line double-feature programme will lie screened on Saturday. Warner Baxter scores a notable success iu “Alan About Town,” a romantic drain a of intrigue iu diplomatic, and secret service circles. The popular actor is assisted by Karen ALorley and Conway Tearle. The film unfolds an interesting story of the experiences of Stephen Morrow (Warner Baxter). The son of a prominent social family in Washington, he turns -his fine mansion into a gambling resort after a bitter disappointment in love. His lies! friend, Bob Ashley (Conway Tearle), anxious to lift Morrow on to a higher plane in life, lakes him to an embassy ball to meet the woman who has promised to become Ids wife. Morrow discovers that Helena (Karen Morley) is the woman with whom lie was in love. Melemi declares that she cannot marry Ashley, and his friendship for Morrow turns to bitter hatred. The second feature, “One Man Law,” featuring Buck Jones, and his house .Silver, is a drama of “The Great Outdoors. ’ ’