AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 17 August 1932, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS.

fcVIRYBQDY’S PICTURES.

TO-NIGHT AND THURSDAY.

vstbahqErs MAY KISS.”

. ; young Woman who em-btfHfs-upon a globe-trotting honeymoon ; glamorous heroine ihl'jiStrangers MAy Kiss,” now screenthe PrinceasTheatre. . from the Ursula Parrotv the picture paints a sweeping' kliif racy , canvas! of the turbulent embtiptni; experienced by this gorgeous jcr4iitiire. Nev'er. before has Miss Shear- / erj appeared to better advantage, in I thb, mind. of, this reviewer, and he* characterisation, of the heroine easily ranks with her work in ‘‘The Divorcee,” .hJfipV writtCn by ; Miss Parrott. In this production, brittle and. pointed dialogue plays a paramount part although the action ip» sVift' anil dramatic: It never becomes stilted as is so often the case in a talking picture based upon sparkling dialogue, 'the scenes are. lavishly pre-' shitted under the masterful direction Pitzmaurice. Robert Montgomery is again co-starred with Norma iljeirer, and- .offers a priceless, perreminiscent of his role ip; “TOi but considerably laddramatic, and sympathetic ap-1 pekl, Neil Hamilton, as the man with kmintt, Lisbeth elopes in so unconven- ' a. manner, is fittingly romantic, fyijpiUc supporting east, are, such sterling players -as Marjorie Rambeau, litich, Hale Hamilop,. Jed; Prouiy;. Montenegro, Albert .Com. . and George Davis. : m 'picture abounds with what are | Jtnoiyn as'”production values. The set-' and,; costumes are beautiful td tne eye and the;pictorial effects are atffimgi-. A gopd, supporting programme will .also be shown. The, greai Picture,'“Viennese Nights” Will be ' screened on Friday and Saturday.