"RAGE OF PARIS."

Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue LXIX, 21 September 1938, Page 4

"RAGE OF PARIS."

LIGHT COMEDY FOR EEGEXT.

I Stalling the beautiful netv Frer , .'.: , - actices Danielle Darrieux, who has bc-'i nailed by every country in which she <.: her pictures have appeared as the fo: - meet beauty on the modern screen. "I::." Kapo of Paris. ■' coming to the Re.-•'.••-lheatre on Friday, is a comedy- t>. - . snould have strong appeal to a'.i S.\ss-*-and audiences. With a li?ht story sc-i ■■ :n- r as a l'lamework for sparkling ■ ][..'.■ •.•.'. J amueilig fituatioiw and a ~ ,\k:m:. - : I l-i.iiiam-i'. the most imi.oit.int wi.:k •"•; t : I picture, is. nevertheless, the in:rodu:-ti >•• of .Miss Darrieux. Local audiences sho:;": be captivated by her bca::t>, <-h.: v and ability. Unlike many oi',.- :•<:•/. : | actiesses, her accent adds to her v)ux'.''.< j instead of causing annoyance. He- iea..hnji man i« Douglas Fairbanks i ;:i.. i.young star who is being kent'\viy !■■.- by Hollywood producers these days! H - prrtoiniance is excellent and m.iy Ik < ■ si.lered his best to date; the \vav ■ v. he hand:..* the difficult part of ;'',.•» I, > makes that gentleman seem a r >: '. alj.o and pleasing person. - ( iii-m and Hurry Davenport are l> \(\v. ■ ■' ' •ho support■ !i2 cast. The Pt-v. v.-i hi:«t.c«i with liifthly-amusini > : .:<i , t'i's o! attempts of tlie lovely P ■ ;in "':t-o:-\voik ai:i*t'- nuidol -i ■ • ■i'h 1ui5b.,.,(1 and so pay ba. k 3'J.h-. ■ ■ ■ }•• rr,,\vc.l i,,.m MiV t -lia Aucr. Tl. ■■ • -i n workin- well, will, Louis H. •■ u'■ ; - t.ic t'lo.-i.fctive eroom, when ¥;■. •'•■ - arrives on the scene, and knowing 31 ; JJarrienx to be in reality a hard-ur. :: ' ■". sets out to prevent his friend H • - iv i trnm marryinpr her. In the eour=- ■' "i •.."iL--. lirnvever. he j n ] ove ~. .iiirs?.:— v-ith unusual and hi;!: , ' ' in o - ' fc • -