HOLIDAY SCREENINGS

Waihi Daily Telegraph, Volume XXXV, Issue 8903, 11 April 1936, Page 2

HOLIDAY SCREENINGS

AT THE ACADEMY THEATRE

the best in screen entertainment is being provided at the Aeademv Theatre during the holidays. A fine double-feature programme will be shown to-night comprising “Men Without Names,” with Fred MacMurray and Madge Evans, and “Stormy Weather,” starring Tom Walls and Ralph Lynn. “Men Without Names,” with the serial, cartoon, etc., will be shown at the matinee this afternoon.

On Easter Monday (one night only), May Robson, that grand old lady of the screen, comes in “Three Kids and a Queen,” a fine comedvdrama. The supports will be found interesting and entertaining. Commencing on Tuesday, a musical comedy of note, “Paris in Spring,” will be presented. Mary Ellis, a new. and beautiful goldenvoiced star, is featured with Tullio Carmenati, who was starred with Grace Moore in “One Night of Love." ai ’ s * n Spring” will be screened on Wednesday and Thursday also.