REGENT THEATRE

Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 71, 10 April 1937, Page 19

REGENT THEATRE

"IT ISN'T DONE" "It Isn't Done," a modern eomedy roraance which transport audiences on the magic wings of entertainment from Australia to England, as the laughterladen story of a lovable, bighearted Australian squatter and his inherited Earldom, unfolds at the Regent tomorrow. "It Isn't Done" is the first Australian picture with a genuine allstar cast, including such sterling favourites of stage and screen as Cecil Kellaway, John Longden Frank Harvey, Nellie Ferguson, Harvey Adams, Campbell Copelin, and Sylvia Kellaway, togethei with Cinesound's new lovely stat "find," Shirley Ann Eiphards. "It Isn't Done" includes soine of the mosi ambitious sets yet built for an Australian picture. Among these were the Blaydon lounge, with its rich panelled walls, the Great Hall, also oue of the largest interiors ever used at Giuesound, the picture gallery, with its huge framed portraits, Hubert Blaydon 's bedroom, and a London night club. The latter set, designed by Mr Eric Thompson, Cinesound's art director, who recently returned to Australia after ten years in Hollywood, gives a lighter mood to the film, with its white and silver walls, tall windows and decorative doors in ebony, scarlet and silver.