AMUSEMENTS

Opotiki News, Volume I, Issue 35, 23 May 1938, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS

“BLONDE TROUBLE” “Blond© Trouble” which screens at the De Luxe Theatre on Tuesday and Wednesday and features Eleanore Whitney, Johnny Downs, Lynne Overman, Benny Baker 'and El Brendei. is a fast breezy laugh-packed story full of tuneful high, spots. You’ll rave about its new songs, “It Was All -in Fun”, “Rolling Round the Mountain.” A regular free-for-all of fun. Falling in love with glorious brunettes, but still having plenty of Blonde Trouble. “RUSTLER’S VALLEY Three of the screen’s most popular saddle-mates. “Hopaloug” Cassidy, “Windy” Hal lulay and' “Lucky” Jenkins ride to adventure and romance again in Paramount’s “Rustler’s Valley,” latest of the popular Clarence E. Mulford action stories, which screens Tuesday and Wednesday at the De Luxe Theatre. The depredations of a crooked banker, out to snatch valuable lands from unsuspecting ranchers,' * provides the 'adventure, and beautiful Muriel Evans, seen with Cassidy and his friends in “Three on the Trail” and “Call of the Prairie,” provides the romance. V iJliam Boyd, Georges Hayes and Russell Hayden Jifead the cast which also includes Stephen Morris, Al Ferguson, Ted Jones and John Beach.

On the same programme “Thunder Over The Orient” will be screened. This film is sensational and authentic

, , , ~ a. graphic pictuvisation of the bitter and relentless warfare in the Far East.