GRACE MOORE'S SONGS.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 120, 22 May 1937, Page 7

GRACE MOORE'S SONGS.

VARIETY IX HER NEW FILM. ? Versatility in song and brilliant light- , comedy dialogue are the outstanding features of the newest Grace Moore star- a ring film, "When You're in Love," which t is to be released at the Majestic Theatre p I next week. Written by Robert Riskin, t , j author of "It Happened One Night"' and j ■ "Mr. Deeds Goes to Town,' , "When j j You're in Love" leaves the tradition c I established by "One Night of Love." v Grace's first big success, and presents a f whimsical, light-hearted romantic comedy traversing the whole range of musical fare jin preference to cycle-cursed drainaromnnce with operatic interpolations. \> Miss Moore's musical repertory, for s instance, includes such diversified mini- a hers as "Vissi Darte" from Puccini's .j "Tos<a" and "One Fine Day' , from : "Madame Butterfly": the waltz aria from ' ! "Romeo and Juliet" by Verdi: Schubert's s ! "S»r"nade"; "In the Gloaming" by Annie w F. Harrison: "S : boiiey" by Lecuona: it '."Minnie the Mooeher" by Cab Calloway: p n'lil two specially written songs by ( . .Triune Kern and' Dorothy F ; ol<ls called ■■■Whiftling Boy" and "Our Song." In . nililifinn, there is a spectacular ballet . j sequence. ' j <aiy Grant may be said to come into <1 lvs own as a star in the male lead, while ii Aline MncMahon, Henry Stephenson, ) Catharine Doncet and Luis Alberni pro- „ I vide principal support. °