"THE GARDEN OF ALLAH"
"The Garden of Allah," at the Eegent to-morrow, offers Marlene Dietrioh and Charles Boyer their greatest roles as Domini and Boris, a woman and a man from widely different worlds who fled to the Algerian desert to start life snew, and under the mystic spell of the desert, were swept into one of the strangest and most beautiful romances the screen has ever showh. Basil Eath.bone, 0. Aubrey Smith, and Joseph Schildkraut share featured billing with Miss Losch, whUe others also importantly cast are Alan Marshal, handsome young stage aetor who is said to make a sensational screen debut in this fllm; John Carradine, Lueille Watson and Henry Brandon. Tilly Loseh, the \%*orld-famous dancer, does an authentic Ouled Nail dance in "The Garden of Allah." Miss Losch, who makes her film bow in the famous Eobert Hitchens love story, perfected the number under the tutelage of an Arabian dancer. The supporting prograname ineludes: "March of Time' '(latest edition of this sensational series), Miekey Mouse in Walt Disney's latest all-colour cart'oon, "The Alpine Climbers," and British Airmail Newsreels, etc. Finally To-night The flnal screening takes place tnnight of "The Beloved Vagabond," starring the fine actor Maurice Chevalier.
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 42, 5 March 1937, Page 10
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