PRINCE EDWARD
Colleen Moore, the popular star of a score of successful silent pictures and one of the best-known interpreters of light comedy roles, has a part well adapted to her talents in “Smiling Irish Ey r es,” the splendid all-talking production which is showing at the Prince Edward Theatre at the head of a big talkie programme. The theme deals with an Irish colleen and her sweetheart who, by his ability to compose love-songs on his violin, wins recognition in the world of music in New York. An unfortunate misunderstanding threatens to wreck the romance, but a number of unexpected incidents ensue and the film ends satisfactorily. Some excellent scenic “shots” of the Killarney district in Ireland have been incorporated in the picture.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 871, 15 January 1930, Page 14
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124PRINCE EDWARD Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 871, 15 January 1930, Page 14
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