ME AND MY GIRL
SCREEN COMEDY DIRECTED BY RAO"UL WALSH. MAJESTIC ON FRIDAY. Based on an original story by Barry Conners and Philip Klein, directed hy Raoul Walsh and with the featured roles played hy Joan Bennett and Spencer Tracy, "Me and My Girl," the new Fox comedy-romance comes to the Majestie Theatre -next Friday, April 28. Klein and Connors are well known scenarists. ,As a team they prepared the "Charlie Chan" stories for the screen and did a similar job for "Th'e Riders of the Purple Sage," "Chandu the Magician," "Hat Check Girl" and
other Fox successes. Wash has directed some of the greatest successes the screen has enjoyed, among oth'ers' being his recently acclaimed "Salomy Jane," "The Man Who Came.. Back," "The Big Trail," "The Gock-eyed World" and "The Yellow Ticket." In "Me and my Girl," Joan Bennett portrays the role of a sophisticated cashier in a downtown New York restaurant, while Tracy appears as a smart-young detective wh'o falls in love' with her. Their romance leads to exciting paths, pafticularly for Tracy, who, as the result of his romance, runs to earth a gang of desperate hank robhers. Supporting Miss Bennett and Tracy is a. cast of aiotables that includes Mariori Burns, formerly of the New York stage, wh'o made her picture debut in "The Golden West";; J. Farrell Maedonald, Henr'y B. Wathall, George Walsh, Noel Madison. and George Chandler. • - • ■ . ' ; ■ i
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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 513, 22 April 1933, Page 7
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234ME AND MY GIRL Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 513, 22 April 1933, Page 7
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