MAJESTIC THEATRE

Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 466, 25 February 1933, Page 3

MAJESTIC THEATRE

TO-NIGHT. "Six Hourg to Live," which gives Warner Baxter the" most dramatic role of his career on the screen, will open at the Mapestic Theatre to-night. Sharing top-line honours with Bax- j ter are John Boles and Miriam Jor- • dan, the latter a beautiful young Eng- j lish actress, who makes her screen dehut in this Fox Film production,! George Marion, Irene Ware and Beryl Mercer are also in the cast, "Six j Hours to Live" was adapted by Brad- ! ley King from the original story, "Auf Wiedersehen," by Gordon Morl'is and Morton Bartreanx. Briefly, it deals with a dramatic episode of international history, in which Baxter, as the representative of a small republie, suecessfully prevents the efforts of plotters to ruin his coutiti-y and plunge the world into J another disastrous wai-. The plotters succeed in aecomplishing Baxter's I death and are prep'ared to go through S with their nefarious scheme, when he 1 reappears, the hand of death miraculously stayed for six hours by the discov'ery of an eccentrie old scientist, enaeted by Marion.