MAJESTIC THEATRE
TO-NIGHT. "The Sign of the Cross," which screens to-nigh't for the last time at the Majestic Theatre, is from the famous story by Wilson Barrett, wbich is so popular on the stage of this country, and as a book. Now in the magnificence and lavishness of Cecil B. DeMille's direction it comes with the magic of the talking screen as a Paramount picture. TO-MORROW NIGHT. One of the most magnetic and inspiring themes ever presented by talking films is enclosed in "In a, Monastery Garden," the latest British Dominion's picture which appears at the Majestic Theatre on Friday for one night only. Telling a tale of brotherly sacrifice and devotion, this production weaves a spell around the onlooker which is not; broken until the grand finale, when you will emerge from the theatre with a feeling of elation and satisfaction that you have witnessed one of the greatest and most impressive screen plays of all time.
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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 522, 4 May 1933, Page 7
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