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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 76, Issue 105, 6 May 1933, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS I British Humour at its Best! | am gE Here is Gene Gerrard s newest and most hectic farce in which he is aided and abetted by Claude Hulbert, brother of Jack ! A fast moving and irresistibly [/' m humourous matrimonial mix-up that will make you laugh till the tears roll down your back! The laughter grows louder as the plot thickens ! g S This Afternoon at 2.30 This Evening at 8 J ( BOTH PERFORMANCES EXACTLY THE SAME ! ) '"'F gRI lig aS At Fuller -Hayward’s gcj I MAJESTIC THEATRE i (“WARM AND COSY AS YOUB OWN FIRESIDE!”) !/u H THE NON-STOP LAUGHTER COMEDIANS IN THEIR LATEST RIOT OF HAPPINESS— jjR I Gene Gerrard Claude Hulbert I J IN | | “Let Me Explain, Dear! ” | S WITH p I AMY VENESS I (Approved for Universal Exhibition). flej I AND ANOTHER OF THE MAJESTIC’S SELECTED SUPPORTING I I PROGRAMMES . g Be Reservations at EMMETT’S, Phone 5077 till Noon. Afterwards at the Theatre 2863. nie

THE DUCHESS TO-NIGHT AT 8 PM. MATINEE TO-DAY, 2.30 P.M. TARZAN THE APE MAN Directed by the Man who Made il Trader Horn.” With JOHNNY WEISSMULLER, Neil Hamilton —Maureen O’Sullivan. (Approved for Universal Exhibition) Reserves at Bridges’, ’Phone 4246.

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