STATE THEATRE.
SHIRLEY TEMPLE TONIGHT. “Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm,” will be shown for the last time tonight with Shirley Temple in the leading role. “PARADISE FOR TWO.” One of the most brilliant musical comedies in years will be the main attraction at the State Theatre for two days, commencing on Thursday. It is entitled “Paradise for Two,” and costars popular Jack Hulbert, with his inimitable funning, dancing and singing, and beautiful Patricia Ellis. The riotously funny story deals with a sanctimonious young millionaire who becomes innocently linked in romance with a chorus girl. Intrigued with the idea, he decides to play a game of his own and pretends to be a newspaper reporter covering the rumoured romance. He discovers that the girl is playing a hoax on the theatrical manager and proceeds without revealing his identity, to aid her in the deception. Three catchy new songs are featured by the principals and a number of colourful dancing sequences make it entertainment of outstanding merit. With “In Old Chicago” on Saturday, the State screen will unfold its mightiest panorama of struggle and triumph, in one of the world’s great metroplises.
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Wairarapa Times-Age, 29 June 1938, Page 2
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189STATE THEATRE. Wairarapa Times-Age, 29 June 1938, Page 2
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