AMUSEMENTS

Opotiki News, Volume I, Issue 124, 19 December 1938, Page 4

AMUSEMENTS

ON STACEt-ATTRACTION EXTRAORDINARY 'f “AUSSIE” ''THE' BOXING KANGAROO Lindsay Fabro presents tliis wonderful stage act, “Aussie,” t'lig one and only boxing Kangaroo in pomm, famous the world over, direct ,! 'fi:om tri-’ uinphant seasons’ throughout England, the Continent, America and Australia. ..A knock-out show. . .The world’s most novel and aimlsing stage sensation... Fun fast and furious. . .An jiyt that must be seen to be believed..' 1 .; You’ll lie roaring with laughter one moment and speechless with excitement tlio> next. “Aussie” will be at, the Do Luxe Theatre Monday and Tubs-*, day and challenges all-comers. Special children’s matineei Tuesday 2 j).m. For the benefit of children, Air. Faille places the kangaroo on a platform in* the auditorium, describes the animal and itjS life and* habits, and allows the children to obtain a clear view of this remarkably clever animal.

“PARTNERS OF THE PLAINS” Blazing action packs Clarence E. Alulford’s latest “Hopnlong Cassidy” picture, Paramount’s “Partners of tho Plains,” which opens To-night at the l)e Luxe Theatre. T<> ,smiii liis file and that ol; his William Bpyd, the bard-riding eowlxiy hero, steps a desperate gang of outlaws from blowing up a .dam a consuming, blazing forest lire 'in a reckless ride to her rescue. The. song hit, “Moonlight on the Sunset Trail” is featured in this production. “SCANDAL STREET” Tho drama, oil a mysterious murder is interwoven with the Right-hearted comedy of life in u> typical Apierican town in Paramount’s “Scandal Street” opening To-night at tin l l)e Luxe Theatre. It is a story Of small town life in which the cluirm and beauty of a young girl cause the women of. tho neighbourhood to wage a war ol gossip against her, until she is actually accused of a mysterious murder. ' Lew Ayres and Louise Campbell form a new romantic team and Roseoo Earns, Porter Hall, Edgar Kennedy" Elizabeth Patterson and Virginia, WeidJcr head' the sujmortiug cast.