PRINCE EDWARD

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 962, 3 May 1930, Page 18

PRINCE EDWARD

In “The Love Parade,’* now at tb Prince Edward Theatre, Maurr-

Chevalier sings several engipi* songs, featuring “My Love Parade.' “Anything to Please the Queen," "Sibody’s Using It Now,” “Paris Stay tte Same.*’ And to make matters complete te spends considerable time Satteriv flirting and finally falling in love wit Jeanette Macdonald, his beautiful lading lady, who is ideally cast « tte Queen of Sylvania. And the Q®* rightly enough, finds it impossible tc resist the dashing Court Alfred, amorous adventures are the gossip c the kingdom. All in all, it is a fascinating corned* of the most delightful pattern, in vfcfc Maurice Chevalier, Jeanette donald and Lupino Lane revel ss as it is possible to imaging. The Prince Edward is also'prejentlW a full supporting programme.

HOLLYWOOD GOSSIP Surely Not Sarcasm Victor McLaglen. Fox star, di * good deal of work on the his forthcoming picture, **On Level,’’ himself. One day as the star sat at hM writer, pounding away, a grout

friends studio, indtdttf Frank Richard^ and El BrendeU* famous ct*» dropped in k visit - Finding preoccupied, engaged in c®* versa tion themselves because °*ar flair for nprtu*-; ous _omedy, became quite

tereus—at least that’s Victor’s && For a time McLaglen made an ® • to concentrate, despite the noisa Then, turning to his guests, be****; solicitously: “Tell me, you chaps-" the sound of my typing annoy T 9 ® - Reputation, For Instance Fifl Dorsay, the fascinating T 9 ®* oo- la-la girl from Paris who is 0 * standing among Fox Films’s st**® portations, declares her hobby is ®**®;; and that she plays only when there something at stake. Good News For Cats Lee Tracy, Broadway star to Hollywood under contract by Films, is one of the actors in the film capital. He J* them up when he nearly wreck®** motor-car attempting to beat a » cat across the road.