STATE THEATRE

Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 42, 5 March 1937, Page 10

STATE THEATRE

"LADIES IN LOVr> * The most excitingrand ferilliant latar combination ever to appear in one film is in "Ladies in Love," Twentieth Oentury-Fox triumph at the State Theatre to-morrow, a bitter-sweet roinance of four lonesome, Iovoly girls, •and their adventures in search of love. A quartette of Hollywood's most famous feminine personalities, Janet Gaynor, Loretta Young, Constance Bennett and Simone Simon, appeafs in the film, with the cast also featuring Don Ameehe, Paul Lukas, Alan Mowbray and Tyrone Power, Jr. "Ladies in Love" tells a brilliantly unusual story, with each of the four feminine players thrilling you in her own way. Janet, who, jncredibly, feeda rabbits for a living; Loretta, a chorus girl in a musi:cal show, and Constance, a mannoquin who wants to be a millionaire, pool their resourees and take a small apartment. Excitedly happy in their new home, the girls eagerly plan for the romances they intend to have, and dream of the men they love. Janet adores Don Ameehe, a young doetor ■ who occasionally employs her. Loretta has fallen in love with a wealthy young man, who, however, is already engaged. Constance is enjoying a gay ronnd of pleasure and excitement with Paul Lukas, a mining engineer on vacation from South America. Last Screening The donblo bill at the State* to-night is "Second Wife," starring Warner Abel, and "Tlie Affair of Susan," starring Zasu Pitts and Hugh O'Cobnell.