WAIPAWA THEATRE
"BANJO ON MY KNEE." Figbtiug and siuging, laughing aua loviilg, tenipestuously liviug tbeir own lives in tbeir sbanty-boat cokvny in t-he lower MxsSissippi River, the primitive aud picturesque characters in the Twentieth Century-Fox draxna with music. "Banjo on My Knee," wbicb will be showing at tbe Waipawa Regent to-night and Monday, enact a story that provides distinctly different fare, whieb will be enthusiastically received by every type of audience. Distinguisbed by its fine production quftlities, a neW trend in Song and melody, ' this picture whicb combines the locals of "Tobacco Road," with the atfflospliere of "Steamboat Round the Bend" bas also been ideally ea-st Witb Barbara Stauwyck and Joel McCrea costarred in the leading roles, and witb the very important supporting ckaracterisations exitrusted to sucb talented and popular players as Helen Westley, Buddy Ebsen, Walter Bi'ennan, Walter Catlett, Anthony Martin. and Knthwwp I
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 208, 18 September 1937, Page 19
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145WAIPAWA THEATRE Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 208, 18 September 1937, Page 19
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