SATURDAY AND MONDAY

Chronicle (Levin), 5 April 1946, Page 8

SATURDAY AND MONDAY

MATlNEE SATURDAY 2 P.M: I would ,like to introduce yOU to Ernie Mott, a character whorri yp.ti will love becattse he loOks life directly in the face, who finds himself just one of the many plain folk struggling for a living and security. You will meet this frustrated ahd self-centred young Cockney, whose horizon is bounded by London's East End; whose ambition is to be "in the money.5' In the heafttouching drama, "None But the Lonely Heart,5' at the Regenfc Theatre, Cary Grant portrays this part. It is one of his greatest to date. Here is a significant and deeply moving fiim drama adopted by Cliiford Odets from the famoils novel of the same name by Richard Lleweilyn, a story as deep( as humanity itself. Particular distinction is given the production by the appearance of Ethel Barrymore as Cary Grant5s dour and undemonstrative mother. Here's a charaeterisation that wili live long in your memory. There will be a tug at the heart and tear in the „ eye as the story of mother and son fighting against poverty for the chance to live, is unfolded. In addition Jane Wyatt, June Duprez, Barry Fitzgerald, George Coulouris, Romah Bohnen and -Konstantin Shayne play prominent roles in this RKORadio picture. "'None But the Lonely Heart" is by far one of Cary Grant's greatest film. achievemehts. Here is a -story packed with dramatic intensity so strong that it will stir you to the cote. You will leave the theatre feeling that you have seen an emotional cross section of life — life that is lifc. Remember to reserve and collect all unpaid reservations by 7.30 p.m.