MAJESTIC THEATRE

Gisborne Times, Volume LXX, Issue 11125, 7 February 1930, Page 6

MAJESTIC THEATRE

“GUNS OF LOOS” AND “GUARDIANS OF THE AYILD

An unusually fine English produo. tion entitled “The Guns of Loo.-,’ and an out of doors story, “Guardians of the Wiid” were the principal attractions presented at tho Majestic last night and will he shown again to-night. “Guns of Loos”, although a vat film, is also full of comedy, romance, and love interest. A mature of the picture is the heroic effort by the war-worn men .and horses to save the gums of Loos.

“Guardians of the Wild” is also au entertaining picture, showim: the wonderful sagacity of R/e.x, kiug of wild horses. In addition tho GVazette and a Snookums’ com. edy entitled “Newlyweds’ Excuse will be screened.

“BRIDGE OF KAN LUIS REV.” TO-MORROAY' AT THE MAJESTP

“Tho Bridge •of San Jjuis Roy M’etro.Goldw.yn-Maycr’s much-lie r. alcled liimisation of Thornton Wild er’s celebrated novel, is one of the special attractions to-morrow, both matinee and night. ' Mlajestic set ■tings, the thrilling spectacle of the wrecking of the great bridge over an Andean gorge, are all woven into the central theme, a stp'r.v of love. Lily Danr'ta plays the non dancer, and Er”est‘Torrence ; s seen as Uncle Pio, Don Alvardo. Ratiuol Torres, Henry It. Wbthall and many other,s are in the ,oast. “The Crazy Countess” H the second feature, . starring . Dina Gralla . and AVemer • F'outerer. A countess looked in-a: dilapidated, old lift with a rnatifimpnial agent, v a daughter, also, a countess,-' confined •to tier room while a -Count is' patienPy waiting at the Casino.to see the woman wlio .was to die bis partner for life, vet. he had never seen her bofoiO. is" a -'.rather enmnliented melee rd' rdro.lfr. Tlrn stars are Dins Gralla and AA r orn»r '-Feutterim; .Tho fin/ii eoisode' ’ of •• the ■- .'serral'' With "' Buffalo .Bill”.' serial, ' will >.n« nsua!' ho,- screened, at the .jhalinpe. .Box -plan at -TattersalP and TJdyly’s.