The World of Motion Pictures

Southland Times, Issue 22471, 6 November 1934, Page 5

The World of Motion Pictures

THE MAJESTIC

Now Showing: “Every Womans Man (Myrna Loy, Max Baer, Otto Kruger, Walter Huston, Jack Dempsey, Primo Camera), Commencing To-morrow: "AH Jf®” (Fredric March. Miriam Hopkins, George Raft Helen Mack). Commencing Saturday: "Mystery of Mr X” (Robert Montgomery. Ellzabem Allen, Lewis Stone, Ralph Forbes, Charles Irwin.) Coming Attractions: “We’re Not Dressing (Carole Lombard, Bing Crosby, George Burns. Leon Errol, John E ™f, in ; c ,S.wort Allen); "Song of the Plough (Stewart Rome, Rosalind Fuller, AUan Jeayes), “The Trumpet Blows =vdAdolphe Menjou. Frances Drake, bya, ney Toler); “This Side of Heaven (Lionel Barrymore, Mae Clarke, Tom Brown, Mary Carlisle, Onslow Stevens). * * *

“Every Woman’s Man” will be shown for the last time in Invercargill this evening, and to-morrow All or ivie heads the programme. Fredric March, Miriam Hopkins, George Raft and Helen Mack head the cast, and the picture concerns the dramatic romance or a society debutante, who learns about life and love from two law-crushed youngsters from the slums. ♦ * * *

Adapted from the novel “X Versus Rex,” the new M-G-M film, coming to the Majestic on Saturday, is set in London, and tells the thrilling story of a duel between Scotland Yard and ■ a maniacal slayer of policemen. Popular Robert Montgomery, as a suave crook, is forced by circumstances to take a hand in the game, and Elizabeth Allan, the London actress plays opposite the star. The cast also features Lewis Stone, Ralph Forbes, Henry Stephenson and Forrester Harvey.

Bing Crosby sings more songs in his latest Paramount picture “We’re Not Dressing,” coming to the Majestic soon, than in any picture in which he has previously appeared. Featured with him in the film are Carole Lombard, George Burns and Gracie Allen.