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SUCCESS OF “SALUTE” When your brother, an All-American West Point halfback, a handsome devil whom the women don’t even care to resist, begins to pay attention to the girl you’ve ignored, but with whom you now realise you are hopelessly in love —then you’re in trouble. That is the interesting situation offered at the Plaza Theatre in “Salute,” the colourful Fox Films comedy drama of West Point ‘and Annapolis, presenting George O’Brien in a most suitable role and a featured cast also including William Janney, Helen Chandler, Frank Albertson, Stepin Fetchit, David Butler and others, i A number of enjoyable talkie featurj ettes completes the Plaza’s fine pro- ] gramme. j Jack Oakie. whose chief aim is to get hi laugh out of life, is as popular off j the screen as on it. Tie makes a great hit with theatre managers in I Los Angeles because he is an inveterlate first-nighter and people flock to their openings when he is scheduled to be on hand.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 942, 8 April 1930, Page 15
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166PLAZA Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 942, 8 April 1930, Page 15
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