RECENT THEATRE

Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 75, 15 April 1937, Page 13

RECENT THEATRE

IT ISN'T DONE Oecil Kellaway, ccrmedian popular with Hastings theatre-goers, Shirley Ann Richards, new Australian screen find, Campbell Copelin, romantic "menace," and John Longden, Juvenile lead are delighting audiences so much at the Regent Theatre, in "It Isn't Cone," that the season has had to be extended. "It Isn't Done" is one of the new Australian productions designed for world release, and Hastings is being honoured with the premicre for New Zealand. Journey on j*our greatest

screen adventure to London, with Squatter Blaydon, meet the cream of 'London society, bound by family tradition and a little book entitled "Etiquette." "It Isn't Done" to be human. "It isn't done" to register any animation other than a bored indifference of life. At least, that's how it seemed to the happy-go-lucky Blaydon. What happens when a little bit of Australia's "sunshine" creeps through London's "fogs" is delightfully portrayed by Cecil ' Kellpway in this delightful production, rich in story, humour and sparkling dialogue, and with a liberal dash of youthful romance for good measufe. Coming Saturday. Joan Orawford, Robert Taylor, Lionel Barrymore, Franghot Tone, James Stewart and Melvyn Douglas — a cast that reminds one of the graftdeur of "Grand Hotel"— are all together in "The Gorgeous Hussy," coming to the Regent Theatre on Saturday.