WAIPUKURAU THEATRE

Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 31, 30 October 1937, Page 9

WAIPUKURAU THEATRE

1 » *** m i "THE KING STEPS OTJT," WITH GRACE MOORE, TO-NIGHT. "Tho KingSteps Out," which comes to the Waipukurau Theatre to-night at 8, is a glorious entertainment of song, romanee. comedy, andl ds-amaj, each eleinent dexteriously blended into the otlier. .Grace Moore, in her new BurrQundiDgs, bocomos a now persouuiity, and delivers a performance which equals the high (J's of her glorious voice, L'ranchot Tone plays opposite tho lovely divji, Together, they glidq through a rumauce as tender aud as thrilliug ua a beautiful dreauj, lp appropriate places tho director has cleverly added deft touches of couiedy and drama. Music, of course, has its rightful place m the film, it being tho work of the famous composer, Fritz Kreipler, aud these beautiful coppositions, as sung by the one and only Grace Moore, are truly enchanting. The story is a gay romanee of a king and a lovely maiden who fall in love, much to the surprise and annoyance of the family, , Their exploits thereafter are blended into a series of scenes which are, in turn delightfully aiiuismg, convmcingly dramatic, and thrilIingly musieal, Early reservations at Hawke's are advised. LAU'liEL AND HAI1DY IN "OUR RELATIONH" tttan Laurul and Oliver Hardy aud their twin brothers, in their full length feature, "Our Relations," will be showa on Tuesday nejt.