EMPRESS, NEWTON

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1064, 30 August 1930, Page 15

EMPRESS, NEWTON

“'lien “Chasing Rainbows,” new alltalking musical romance featuring Bessie Love and Charles King, is shown at the Empress Theatre. five new song hits will be heard. The new} songs are, “Everybody Tap,” “Happy, Days Are Here Again,” “Lucky Lie, Lovable You,” “Love Ain’t Noth;ing But the Blues," and “31y Dynamic i Personality.” SUBURBAN THEATRES (FULLERHAYWARD) Tho Britannia. Theatre, Three Lamps is showing “Love Comes Along," u glamorous romance of a. ‘strimded chorus girl in South America, starring Bebe Daniels. The Prince Edward Theatre. Kurungahape Road is showing “Court—ing \Vild Cat,” a. romance with a setting of the Wild \Vest and starring Hoot Gibson, and “Song of Love." a ‘back-stage story with Belle Baker, iAxrneriezui vaudeville singer. _ l The Grey Lynn Cinema. is showingw } “The American Prisoner,” a tale of the ‘ Napoleonic wars based on Eden Phill- ‘ pott’s novel and starring Curl Brisson and “The \Vild Party,” a comedy of youthful spirits starring Clara Bow. The Victoria Theatre, Devonport, is showing "\V'hy Leave Home." 21 gay musical comedy. based on the play “Cradle Snatchers,” and “The Swell_head.” a. comedy of an over-confident American youth, . starring Johnny Hines. The Tudor Theatre, Remuera. is showing “Rookery Nook,” the British comedy of amusing dialogue, farcical incidents and a. wealth of natural humour. This comedy success is played by the same cast as appeared at Alciwych Theatre, London. Blctro-Gold\\'yll—l\luycr has announced Hm distribution of a. number of new long-term contracts among: its studio personnel. Director Robert Z. Leonard. Hedda Hopper. Dr. P. M. Marafioti and. Al Boasberg‘ have all been placed under new: contracts to this cpmpany. , km,