REGENT THEATRE

Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 81, 22 April 1937, Page 15

REGENT THEATRE

"DESIGN FOR LIVlNG" Jflrhst IiUhitsch's "Desigii fot Lititig" is playing to-night ht the Kegeht Theatre; It haa for its leading playefs Fredrid March# Gdry. Cobper, Miriam Hopkins and' JEdward Everett Hortbn and is an adaption of Noel Coward's seusational stage succes's of tlie saiiie name. Paramount, striick with the amusing entertaiiiirieiit possibilities of tha Nbel CowPfd play, placed & mdst important cast in_ the film. On a Parisboiihd train, Miriarn tlopkins, vivabibilk youhg ar'tist, first rubets tlie tWo irifeii Who ar© tb chhhgi hfer lifb, Thfey are George Curtis, al» an artist and Tom Chambersj playwright, played by Cooper and March respectively. Tom and Gedrgfe both fall madly in love with her; Td further cbmpiic'ate matters, Miss Hopkins falls in love, tbb; Only she is too fond of Tom to tell him shi loves Geofgfe, aiid she loves George tbo much to Huib td' tell him hbbiit Tom. Thfe thfee of them seltie dbwn together to a triangtiiar lote-nest. fiut nRjppiness isn't wbri so easily, and the mhhfier ih Whibli they evehtttaily db gettogethbr brihgs the pifctilre to 'a' fhopt amdaing endiug. ' ' t Coming Saturdhy. - . Satufday's attraction is "Three Small Girls", which comes direct froin a mx-weeks' season jn Weilingtoh, whefe the nfew yb'ung star, Deanria DiirBiii, has delighted picture-goers. Owing td mahy in|tiiries, pitns are now epen and seats may be booked.