THANKS A MILLION."

Upper Hutt Weekly Review, Volume I, Issue 19, 24 April 1936, Page 3

THANKS A MILLION."

Crammed with entertainment, 20th Century's spectacular new fun-musie film, "Thanks a Million," conies to the Mayfaii- Theatre. It has a frivolous plot, woven about the wildcat adventures of a troupe making- one night stops under the masterful misguidance of comedian Fred Allen. Dick Powell is the company's songster, and Ann Dvorak its leadingdancer, and as you might guess they're wild about each other. In some fantastic manner, Allen manages to get the troupe entangled with a bunch of wild-eyed politicians, and before they have extricated themselves, plenty happens. But it all comes out happily in the end, with Powell a radio star, and Miss Dvorak ready to say "I do!" Raymond "Walburn, Benny Baker and Alan Dinehart are prominent in the supporting. caCst.' '