The Theatres
REGENT
Presenting a new romantic team which is scheduled to be one cf the - most popular in screen history, "Come Live With Me," co-starring James Stewart and Hedy Lamarr, opens at the Regent Theatre for an engagement of three days to-mor-row. Based on a story tailor-made for the pair, the plot deals with a beautiful Austrian refugee who is given the alternative of marrying ;m American citizen and thus obtaining a quota number, or being deported* to her native Austria. Preferring the former she proposes marriage to Stewart, a pennilessyoung author. Through a purely business arrangement, the marriage' ts to give Miss Lamarr her number and, in return, Stewart is to have his living expenses paid until he-, can sell one of his novels. The complications of this strange deal, made more puzzling when the two actually fall in love, supplies the screen with one of its amusing stories. Stewart is ideally suited for the characterisation of the ambitious author who finally decides to write . from experience rather than imagination. Miss Lamarr comes to the role fresh from her highly applauded appearance Avith Clark Gble in 'Comrade X." An excellent supporting programme preceeds the main nttraction and includes "The March of Time" bring to you the latest in news events; Our Gang comedy; Pete Smith novelty, coloured cartoon and!" two news reels. Altogether the wholes programme is one of exceptionalquality.
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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 5, Issue 28, 13 March 1942, Page 5
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