STATE THEATRE

Wairarapa Daily Times, 8 December 1937, Page 2

STATE THEATRE

“WEE WILLIE WDSTKIE.” “Wee Willie Winkie,” featuring 'Shirley Temple, will be shown at the State Theatre finally to-night at 8. Reserves at F. J. Adcock’s, ’phone 1275. COMING TO-MORROW. TWO 810 ATTRACTIONS. A gripping drama of an aerial legion 'of lost men, “Plight From Glory,’’ with Chester Morris and Whitney Bourne in the leading roles, is one of the two features showing at the State Theatre to-morrow at 8. Unusually outstanding are -the powerful characterisations' offered by the .cast principals and the novel story. Concerning the harrowing experiences of a group of renegade aviators engaged in flying condemned planes over the lofty peaks of the treacherous Andes, the exciting story attains unusual dramatic heights.in its vivid depiction of the reaction of these exiled men to a young girl whom circumstances bring to the remote South American settlement. Twenty acts were assembled for the G.-8.-D. attraction, “Calling All Stars,” the second feature on the programme. Personalities and talent that could not possibly be seen otherwise are brought to the screen by the camera. These shows are mounted on a lavish and breath-taking scale that is rarely attained by a touring stage company, The lengthy cast of radio and revue stars brought before the public in “Calling All Stars” includes Ambrose and his Orchestra., Larry Adler and those brilliant comedians, Flotsam and Jetsam. Reserves at F. J. Adcock’s, .’phone 1275.