REDUCTION IN PRICES ANNOUNCED BY MAJESTIC

Star (Christchurch), Issue 19240, 29 November 1930, Page 32 (Supplement)

REDUCTION IN PRICES ANNOUNCED BY MAJESTIC

"Wild Company” will be screened for the last time to-night. Mr I-Tavry Waters, general manager of Christchurch Cinemas, Ltd.. ha? 3 taken a bold step in so considerably reducing the prices of admission at the Majestic Theatre. Commencing on Monday next the prices—probably the lowest talkie prices in the Southern Hemisphere, if not in the world—-will be:—Matinees: Stalls 6d and 9ri, circle Is. children 6d to all parts. Evening session: Stalls 3s and Is 6d, circle 2s, with children half-price to all seats. Hollywood with all it-s joys and ail its heartaches is portrayed most Hollywood,” the First National and Vitaphone production to be presented at the Majestic on Monday. Previous pictures connected with Hollywood have dealt with the lighter side of things as they prevail in studiolancl, but in the present instance the author has written and the producer has presented in admirable fashion a strong

human story relating the troubles that beset a stage actress who secures a contract to appear in Hollywood. The plot rings true to life. It is unusually interesting. It carries conviction, and there is a moral to it which should be noted by young women who aspire to a screen career. The box plants are at The Bristol Piano Company.