GRACE MOURE RETURNS

Evening Star, Issue 22142, 24 September 1935, Page 5

GRACE MOURE RETURNS

1 LOVE ME FOREVER' BOOKED FOR STATE After the success of ‘ One Night of Love,’ in which Grace Moore undoubtedly made a big appeal to theatregoers, the State Theatre should prove a popular attraction for music lovers on Friday, when Miss Moore’s new film, * Love Me For Ever,’ will commence its Dunedin season. Emphasised still more in * Love Me For Ever ’ than in ‘ One Night of Love,’ is the beautiful music. The story presents a young society girl, who, on losing her money in the depression, obtains a position in a cafe. The gambling cafe proprietor falls in love with her and stakes his all in bringing her to the top of the profession. Through his aid she eventually appears on the Metropolitan Opera stage, where she is an immediate success. The, gambler learns too late, however, that the lovely operatic star is in love with another man. He becomes a broken man. Sheer and exciting drama is said to bring the story to a rousing climax. It is an inspired ending, with Miss Moore’s rendition of * Tiny Hands ’ in ‘La Boheme.’ Leo Carillo enacts the difficult role of the gambler. Michael Bartlett, a popular tenor, has a pleasing personality and an excellent voice. Robert Allen is the other member of the romantic triangle. Luis _Alberni, Douglas Dumbrille, and Spring Byingtpu also have imp, ortaut roles*