AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 16 November 1931, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS.

IVKRYBODYB PICTURES. TO-NIGHT AND TUESDAY. “BODY AND SOUL.” There was a time when Chrales Fa l - veil was never seen on the screen except in the Company of that dainty It tar Janet Gaynor. They made their initial success together in “7 th Heaven” climbed side by side to stardom in “Street Angel,” “Sunny Side ' Up” and “High Society Blues.” In “Body and Soul,” which opens to-night at'the Princess Theatre, Farrell’s new leading lady is Elissa Landi. Miss Landi, who makes her American screen debut in this Fox Movietone drama, is; the English actress who C proved a real sensation in European films and on the Broadway stage previous to her coming to Hollywood. Farrell recently said of Miss Landi: “She is one of the most capable and understanding actresses it bas even been my privilege to play opposite. I ‘ feel sale in predicting that within the year she will rank with*the biggest of the screen’s drawing cards. Feminine stars would be wise to watch their , laurels.” ’ ’ Myra Loy, who gained a large following by her siren roles in “The ”, Black, Watch” and “Renegades,” is '• also featured, as is Humphrey Bogart, 1 former Broadway star who recently appeared in the Fox Movietones. “Up The River” and “A Devil With Women.” Other-' promin/ent members of ;.*••• cast,, are,Donald Dillaway, lan MacLaren, Pat Somerset, Donald Dray and Goodeg-'Montgomery, Alfred Sanv .telii directed the, production. Good sup- , , ;i ports. Prices 2/6,- 1/6, children downstairs' 6d.