STATE THEATRE
* 'SHALL WB DANCE' ' TO-3|IGHT. Singing, dancihg and romancing their way more secUrely into tlie hearta of millions of theatre-goers, the world's dancing tavourites, in'ed Astaire and Giuger Rogers, are co-starred once more iii their gayest and most gpectacular gcreen hit, ' Shall We Dance," sereening to-night at the State Theatre. The stars, who hold undisputed rank as the most popular team on the screen, are said to break completely away from the type of characterisations they have given in the past and to offer a brand uew kind of musical film. No ionger portraying struggling aspirants for fame, both appear as "tops", in their respective fields, Astaire as a famous ballet daiicer, Miss Rogers as an equally famous reyue artiste. Brought together under linusual circumstances, ^hey find the world insists on belieying them married, which in turn compels them actually to get married in order to gain theii freedom. On this unique themp tho tuneful-and colourful story is pkyed against. glittering backgrounds of Paris and New York and aboard n giant ocean liner.
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 207, 17 September 1937, Page 10
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174STATE THEATRE Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 207, 17 September 1937, Page 10
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