Sep 30th   
Red Dust** (PG)     
(Plaza Stockport)

(US 1932)
MGM.  83m. bw

A rubber plantation owner in remote Indochina is disturbed by the unexpected arrival of two very different women.
Raunchy "pre-code" jungle melodrama with some daringly risqué moments for the time including Harlow's nude bathtub scene, but there are plenty of other none-too subtle moments. The women steal the attention (where they can) from Gable at his most masculine.

Written by: John Mahin, Donald Ogden Stewart, from the play by William Collison.
Producers: Hunt Stromberg, Irving Thalberg,
Director: Victor Fleming.
Starring: Clark Gable, Jean Harlow, Mary Astor, Gene Raymond, Tully Marshall, Donald Crisp, Forrester Harvey, Willie Fung.
Photography: Harold Rosson, Arthur Edeson.
Music: Domenico Savino.

Preceded by:
Pathe Pictorial  (circa 1933)
(Around the World with Pictorial Cameras [Japan} -- Jumps and Jumpers [lions] -- Aviation's Latest Wonder -- Soldier Showdown! -- Swing High, Swing Sure.)