MAJESTIC THEATRE
TO-DAY AND TO-NIGHT. "They Just Had to Get Married," the Universal comedy which opens tonight at the Majestic Theatre, is whet i's conrmOftly k'nowh a's a riot. It is one of the fUnniest pictures of the season. . _ This' picture serves to hring togethCr again as stars of the pictux.e that clever comedy pair — Slim Sumirierville and 2lasu Pitts. Summervilieh dvfkwardness is a perfeCt foil for Miss Pitts' lackadaisifiai nervousness, and as man and wife they are the centre of a; swift succession of hilarious situations. Miss Pitts has never before beeft given- such an opportunity for the display of her pantomime. Their supporting cast in "They 'Just Had to Get Married" is excellent, including as it does such accomplished playCrs as Eoland Young, Fifi D'Orsa.y, Veree TeaSdale, C. Aubrey Smith and many others, who make up a company which is well-nigh perfectly cast. Universal is to be c'ohgratulated on the making of this sparkling comedy, and Director Edward Ludwig for so h'andlir.g the fiiining as to inake the picture highly entertaining.
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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 594, 27 July 1933, Page 2
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