OUTSTANDING DRAMA.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 267, 10 November 1937, Page 3

OUTSTANDING DRAMA.

i ON FRIDAY AT MAJESTIC. The story of a woman's tight against the opinion of a whole nation in older to clear] tlu name of her lover is depicted in the com- : ill).' attraction at the Majestic Theatre, ! "Von Only Live Once,"' Walter Wanger's 1 Hi st, production released through United! Artists. The stars are Sylvia Sidney and Henry Fonda, with William Giugan, the dynamic Barton Mac Lane and ihe late "C hic'' Sale lending support. This was the last film in which Sale appeared. Fritz Lang, brilliant Viennese director who guided Miss Sidney through "Fury," again handles the megaphone on this production, which is described as a stark, human drama that should startle local audiences with its realism and thrill them with its beautiful love story. The screen play casts Miss Sidney as Joan Graham who marries Eddie Taylor (Henry Fonda), a paroled convict and a "three-time-loeer," who tries desperately to straight. As a supporting feature to "You Only Live Once will be a thrilling drama, in which the popular Richard Dix will make a long-awaited reappearance. This is "The Devil is Driving." in which Joan Perry has feminize lead.