ROXY

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 994, 10 June 1930, Page 15

ROXY

“DELIGHTFUL ROGUE” COMING The current programme at the Roxy Theatre will have its filial presentation there this evening. This includes the two big pictures, “Jealousy.” the best talkie made by Jeanne Eagels, “The Soul of France,” an epic tale of the French war effort, and finally a George Robev comedy. ~ _ From tomorrow an entirely new programme will be presented at the ■Row It will include two big alltalking dramas, “The Delightful Rogue," starring Rod La Roque and Rita La Roy and "The Saturday Light IV ‘"Tlie Delightful Rogue” presents an unusual tale of the adventures and love of a 1929 pirate who wears silk pajamas instead of dungarees; plays the guitar and puts perfume on Ins finger-tips after every murder: "Tho Delightful Rogue” is a gaysatire. yet full of thrilling action, with a locale that outdoes. for scenic benutv. any tropical film yet made. Clara Row will be seen and heard in her third all-talking Paramount picture, when “The Saturday Night Kid” also opens at the Roxy tomor--IC>Those who have previewed tills picture say that it provides a character even more fitted to the flaming Bow personality than those of “The Wild Party” or “Dangerous Curves. The plot is based on the life of shop girls, floor-walkers and personnel managers in a big department store. James Hall, who played opposite Clara in “The Fleet’s In,’ 'has tho leading male supporting role in “The Saturday Night Kid. that of a y oung sales clerk who makes good as a floorwalker.