Page 3 Advertisements Column 4

Taranaki Daily News, 22 February 1935, Page 3

AMUSEMENT. W. C. Fields in his greatest laughterladen success completely captivated the large and thoroughly delighted audience which attended the Plaza Theatre last night. TO-NIGHT AT 8 FINALLY. W. C. FIELDS — In — “THE OLD-FASHIONED WAY.” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Plaga STRATFORD. TO-MORROW AT 1.30. EVENING AT 8. STARS! — MUSIC! — DANCING! The most staggering Musical Spectacle of the screen—woven into a story as human as life itself. — “BROADWAY -— “ BROADWAY “BROADWAY —— .TO . —— “ HOLLYWOOD” “HOLLYWOOD” — “HOLLYWOOD” — (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) The Glittering Cavalcade of the Theatre. Alice Brady, Frank Morgan, Madge Evans, Jackie Cooper, Jimmy Durante, May Robson, Albert Rasch and His Ballet. Something Entirely New in Screen Entertainment. Book Now at Clark’s or Ring 444 after 6.45 p.m. Finally To-night at 8. ESTHER RALSTON in “AFTER THE BALL” (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) An hilarious British Comedy with tons of Laughs and ever so many Screams. & tfli oP STRATFORD. TO-MORROW AT 1.30. EVENING AT 8. DOUBLE FEATURE. Slim Summerville — Zasu Pitts • The Screen’s Greatest Lovers at it again. In—- — “LOVE BIRDS.” — — “LOVE BIRDS.” —-—- And — The Most Stirring Mystery Thriller of the Year. Wynne Gibson Onslow Stevens — In — “THE CROSBY CASE” “THE CROSBY CASE” , (Both Approved for Universal 1 Exhibition.) You will be shackled to your seats 1 y suspense. Plans at Theatre. Dial 348 for Reserves.