AMUSEMENTS

Opotiki News, Volume I, Issue 32, 11 May 1938, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS

“ROSE OF TRALEE” “Rose of Tralee” which screens at the Do Luxe Theatre next. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday is a film with a delightful Irish musical background and' the outstanding feature of the production is the appearance of Binkie Stuart, the child actress. Fred Cbiiyngliam contributes pleasant renderings of “Mountains of Mourne,” “Did Your Mother Come from Ireland?” -and “Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms.” Binkie. Stuart sings “Come Back to 'Erin.” while the celebrated Irish tenor, Danny Malone, brings the film to a magnificent conclusion with “Rose of Tralee.” In addition to music. “Rose of Tralee” contains, some powerful dramatic acting and from time to time deft touches of comedy. .“THE GOOD OLD SOAK”*

“The* Good Old Soak” which screens with “Rose of Tralee” on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday is a delightfully human comeclydrama clone in the best Metro-Gold-wyn-Mayer style with Wallace Beery as Clem Hawley, the. most loveable, laughable, laziest man in town. He'll

win your heart when he takes the blame to save his son from disgrace . . . . He’ll have you helpless with laughter and sobbing in sympathy at his most enjoyable screen characterisation. Take out word for it, this is a great show AA 7 e know that you will enjoy every minute of it. . y