AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 18 May 1931, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS.

EVERYBDDYS PICTURES.

JOAN CRAWFORD IN "OUR BLUSHING BRIDES.”

Three plots in one is the unusual feature with Joan Crawford’s latest starring vehicle, "Our Blushing Brides ’ which will open at the Princess Theatre to-night and Tuesday. The picture centres about three'individual romances, namely, that of Miss Crowiord and Robert Montgomery, Anita Page and Raymond Hackett, and Dorothy Sebastian and John Miljan, the threads ol the three romances tieing up with one another in an ingenious manner. Supporting roles are pluyel by Hella Hopper, Albert Conti, Edward Broph.v, Robert Emmett O’Connor, Martha Sleeper, Mary Domain,' Gwen Lee, Catherine Moylan and others. In one instance, a fashion-show, filmied ph outdoor pavilions, in what was represented as being the sunkengarden oil the Long Island estate ol a millionaire,' required the designing upon the part of Adrian, studio fashioncreator, of more than a hundred costumes ranging all the way from sports clothes and" the newest daring models in bathing outfits to lingerie and exquisite evetliiig' models. You will see all these—and gasp! .And as though this,-W@fd; not’’ the produVieifs topped ijt,olE.with an Alber-, ti’na '.KAschLJiallet" in which the girls dance; 'in': Greelan costumes and white wigs 'under modernistic lighting arrange mein.ts 7- . The • presents' a, ife picture of three working’'girls who long for the luxuries of life and discover 'wliatnt costs’ £iTatfam ‘them;; MteS Cniwford is .said to . give the finest performance of her career combining her "well-known "modern maiden” characterisTitron—with a more mature deputation.

It will be luird to keep young people, especially, away from this picture Also News, Comedy and Scenic. Prices 2/10, 1/6, children 6d.