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Upper Hutt Weekly Review, Volume I, Issue 41, 25 September 1936, Page 3

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TRENTHAM Come and Hear the New Perfect Sound. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26th. Another Great Picture! Leslie Howard and Merle Oberon in "THE SCARLET PIMPERNEL" (Approved for Universal Exhibition) TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29th Pat O'Brien, Josephine Hutchinson, Guy Kibbee and Louise Fazenda in "I MARRIED A DOCTOR" (Approved for Universal Exhibition) Also Serial. THURSDAY, OCTOBER Ist Belte Davis. George Brent and Dick Foran in "THE GOLDEN ARROW" (Recommended by the Censor for Adult Audiences) MAJESTIC THEATRE MISSISSIPPI. Sonjfs, comedy and romance in a colourful tale of the old South are the entertainment features offered in Paramount's "Mississippi," starring- BingCrosby, W. C. Fields, and Joan Bennett and coming Saturday to the Majestic Theatre. "Mississippi" is the story of a youth who became the terror of the duellingand fighting- South and then reformed to win Dixie's loveliest belle. Crosby introduces four new Rodgers and Hart tunes in "Mississippi," as well as a special arrangement of that perennial favourite, "Swanee." He is assisted in the sing-ing- by Queenie Smith, star of America's musical comedy stage, and The Cabin Kids. SWEET MUSIC. "Sweet Music" is Warner Bros.' latest and most spectacular musical comedy special. In the cast with Vallee and Miss Dvorak are Ned Sparks, Helen Morgan, Robert Armstrong-, Allen Jenkins, Alice White, Joe Caw thorn and Al Shean. Dances and ensembles in which scores of beautiful g-irls take pai-t were stag-ed by Bobby Connolly while the music is by the noted song- team who composed the tunes for the previous Warner musicals. "My wife threatens to leave me don't chuck g-olf." "That sounds serious." "It is .serious. I shall miss her.