REGENT'S HOLIDAY FARE

Evening Star, Issue 20136, 28 March 1929, Page 7

REGENT'S HOLIDAY FARE

TWO BIG PICTURES Lew Cody, Ailecn Pringle, and Sue Carol (a great comedy team) are the stars in the Aletro-Goldwyn eomedyronmnee, ‘ Beau Broadway.’ to be presented at the. Regent Theatre next Saturday. The man who knew women, the women who know men, and a girl who knew neither. This is the theme of smart sophistication' in one of the raciest comedydramas this trio of stars has _ ever produced. ‘ Beau Broadway ’ is the story of a man who loved a maid and didn’t know it until his fiancee told him. It is really a six-round limit, oi laughter, with a heart punch at the last bell.

1 Stand and Deliver ’ is the other attraction, and is in marked contrast to the first picture. Bod J,a Rocqne has the leading part in the story, which has to do with an ox-aviation officer sitting in bored comlort at his exclusive club, M'ho decides to seek now thrills, and enlists in the Grecian Army, waging war on bandits. ..Bub he finds more than bandits. Lupo Belez, the new and talented seven-teen-year-old _ Mexican actress,- plays the part of the beautiful Greek girl with whom Rod la LoqitP falls in love. The supporting features include, an uproariously funny Alax Davidson comedy, a New Zealand scenic of Mount Cook, a Regent Gazette, and the first of a new series of pictures entitled ‘ London After Dark. 1 The first to be shown this w-eek is ‘Up West,’ introducing the night life of Piccadilly Circus.