STATE THEATRE.

Wairarapa Age, 14 December 1935, Page 2

STATE THEATRE.

CHRISTMAS PARTY & 44 DANTE’S INFERNO.”

At a special matinee for children at the State Theatre today at 11 a.m. every child will be presented w’ith a toy. The pictures are “Scarlet River” and episode 4 of the serial 4 4 Rustlers of Red Dog.” “Dante’s Inferno” will be screened at 2.15 and finally to-, night at 8. Supporting pictures include 44 The All Blacks versus Cardiff.” Seats may be reserved at F.- J. Adcock’s, ’phone 1275. COMING ON MONDAY. 4 4 ANNIE. LEAVE THE ROOM.” A feast of fun is promised in the British Dominion’s picture 4 4 Annie Leave the Room,” which comes to the State Theatre on Monday. The film is based on one of the funniest stories ever adapted for the screen. The theme concerns a film company that goes on location to Spendlove Hall—owned by Lord Spendlove, an impecunious Peer with film aspirations. While they are there, Lord Spendlove and the maid, Annie Ramsbottom (also a would-be film star) receive a film test. The noble Peer is a "but Annie is. st 44 wow” and receives a film contract. Davina Craig, whose comedy-maid characterisations in 44 1 Lived with You,” 44 Are You ft Mason?” and other British films are well-known, plays the role of Annie. Morton Selton plays the lead, and strong in support are Eva Moore, Richard Cooper, Jane Carr and Ben Welden. Seats may be reserved at F. J. Adcock’s, ’phone 1275.

Miss Gladys Moncrieff is to make a personal appearance at the State Theatre on Wednesday and Thursday next.