MAJESTIC THEATRE
TO-NIGHT.
"Horse Feathers," latest of the mad, merry comedies of the Four Marx Brothers, opens to-night at the Majestie Theatre. Groucha, Chico, Harpo' and Zeppo are again cast together in a picture that aflf-ords them opportunities for the same type of nonaense they presented in "Animal Crackers," "Monkey Business" and "The Cocoainuts," their fjhree prevtioujs movie • efforts. An amuging plot holds the picture together. Groucho is a college president, hecause that's the only way, it seems, he ean get his son Zeppo out of college. Zeppo has been there twelve years. With the co-operation of Chico, villajg;e hootlegger, and Harpo, village dogcatcher, he ultimately accomplishes his object. Upon this frame is built many a comedy situation. Groucho talks at ■his usual rapid-fire rate; Chico puns in dialect; • Harpo says nothing and chases every blonde in sight; and Zeppo makes love to the hest-looking giiis available. S. J. Perelman, Bert Kalmar and Harry Ruhy, well-known humorists, wrote the hook. Musie and lyrics are hy Kalmar and Ruby, and Norman McLeod, in charge of direction of "Monkey Business," directed the new picture.
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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 570, 29 June 1933, Page 3
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