MUNICIPAL THEATRE
"the creat im person ator" ano "oh, doctor!" A grand double-feature programme will be presented at the Hastings Municipal Theatre to-night. From the wildest jungles of Africa, where men have made little progress in winning the land from wild beasts, to the smart sophistication of London society moves "The Great Impersonation," Universal production. Filmed with concern for accuracy and beauty of settiugs, the E. Phillips Opperrheim novel is one raystery withi artistic and historical values. The jungle and its wliite outposts are portrayed with realism. Edmund Lowe is the star. "Uh, Doctorl" starring Edward Everett Horton, is an adaption of Harry Leon Wilson's huinorous novel of the same name and presents the inimitable Horton in the role of the chief character, Ned Billop, a hypochondriac who sells liis birthright ior a mess of pills. He lives to regret the bargain and tlien regains liis lieritage by metliods which, although highly amusing, are danger ous and thrilling
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 202, 11 September 1937, Page 8
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