AMUSEMENTS
EVERYBODY’S PICTURES.
“MICHAEL AND MARY.”
• -‘“Michael .and Mary” was first produced as a stage play, at the famous St. James? Theatre, London, in 193.0, enjoyed one of the most successful runs of the season, and was undouhtediy. one of-the most beautiful plays that London had over ' witnessed. With the advent of talkies, all idea of reproducing such a delightful subject was discarded with the idea that it would'ho disastrous to handle such a. theme with the comparat'voly new invention of talkies. British Dominion Films, who are now in possession of the most up-to-date film producing plant in Britain, when casting around for a subject in which they ’could exert -all thtf'r skill and finest; hi making a talkie; immediately decided on Milne’s romance as being an ideal .subject for such an experiment. The success this film has ' scored V' countries which previously were exceedingly p-ciiidiced against British films in any shape or form, was’ overwhelming and any Princess Theatre patron wild fails to see this delightful screen romance will have‘missed one of the greatest entertainments of 1933. Supports include serial ail’d'Bobby Jones golf series.
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Hokitika Guardian, 25 July 1933, Page 3
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185AMUSEMENTS Hokitika Guardian, 25 July 1933, Page 3
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