AMUSEMENTS

Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 138, 14 June 1938, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS

ROXY • TIVOLI. Six girls who knew laughter .tnii I<lllfrintr. desperation and Iriimiph ln-in .il h t'njrlitter of Broadways myi' i; << I light's. n" the central cliai actei« in tin* tilm "Walking Down Broadway," which will Ito i ■- leaowl loealf.v at tlto Boxy and Tivui: Theatres to-inoriow. This i tale ol tin' theatre, iscin through the .oh cut m n! thiri tfroiip of show niils. 'l'licv aie ('lane Trevor. Dixie Dunlml. .lavnc H wan. Leah Ray. Pliyllw Broi.U and Lynn Ban. Cmitained in this lir-t ale some «.| 11 <. 11 \ w ..... I lllost promising .V mi liysl .1 S. Oth •: ill the c act are Mticliacl Wlialen, Turn I!-'.. Douglas l-'ron lev. "W*.i It < r K 11/ .Hid •' I front V. Ille lillll cuius iinlil .111 ;i 11 -< ■: I ■ istory I»y Koliert (hapin and K.ii'-n De Wolf, and a tuneful new iiuiuln'i. "(iood-1 >ye .My Heart, ' is also suiv hi Ihe lillll. The story opens mi New N•■ a 1 Kve. as a Mil. cessfnl hliuw ir- closing. Thenis a pledge to after a year, and tiestory reveals ln>w the rcnde/voii* w i-» kept. S. i ceiling as associate leatuie Hill lie tihe comedy product ii>n "A 'I lioiip all I Dollars a Minute." wliicli emu ei us the ,id vent lilt s of a mill! «ln> lias to spend thai mini in such a si km 1 tune.