COMING ATTRACTIONS

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 126, 29 May 1936, Page 10

COMING ATTRACTIONS

PL/ Lawrence Tibbctt, great opera stai. is _ featured i > ’ “Metropolitan,” commencing to-day. and he is supported y V irginia Bruce and Alice Brady. The sensational ‘ Fang ana Claw” and “My Marriage” are billed for next AVednesda; . Jane Withers will be seen in “Gentle Julia,” coming to morrow t week. Shirley Temple is starred again in “Captain January, due on June 13. ' MAJESTIC— . . ( 4 7 Commencing to-morro.w, ‘‘A Talc of Two Cities will featui • Ronald Colman and Elizabeth Allan, with Donald AVoods and Edna May Oliver. The three Marx brothers will be seen in -‘A s Night at'the Opera,” which commences on Saturday of next week. It will be followed by ‘'Dangerous Intrigue” and ‘ ‘ Three Live Ghosts. ’ ’ r REGENT—“When Knight?. Were Bold” features Jack Buchanan and will commence to-morrow, ‘‘lnvitation to the Waltz” is set down " for next Wednesday. Margaret Sullavan, .lames Stewart, Ray a Milland and Grant Mitchell are starred in ‘‘Next Time We y Love,” coming on. Saturday next. It will lie followed by n “Little Lord Fauntleroy,” “Thoroughbred,” and “The i- Amateur Gentleman.” e DUCHESS—“Sanders of the River,” which will be screened to-night and to-morrow night, features Paul Robeson and Leslie Banks. Mae West and Paul Cavanagh appear in “Now I’m a Lady,” nfext Wednesday and Thursday. “Father Brown” is to ’be screened next. Friday and Saturday, "with Paul Lukas and p Gertrude Michael. h OPERA HOUSE—r. The J. C. Williamson Company will be seen in “Fresh Fields t- to-morrow night and “Night Must Fall” on Monday night. L’he ’s principals include the New Zealand actresses, Misses Ethel n Morrison and Elaine Hamill, and supporting them are Harvey u- Adams, Arthur Lane, Norman Shepherd, Campbell Copeliu, :i Lloyd Lambie, Katie Towers. Phyllis Baker. Enid Hollins and Connie Martyn