"DRAMATIC SCHOOL."

Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 102, 3 May 1939, Page 13

"DRAMATIC SCHOOL."

NEW FILM FOR EMBASSY. T'.vo of the foremost actresses on the modern screen are brought together for the first time in "Dramatic School," to open a season at the Embassy Theatre to-inoiiovv. They ate Luise Rain-jr, twice winner of the coveted Academy Award, and Pauiette Goddard, who created a deep impression in her first talking role in that outstanding comedy. "The Young in Heart." , Overseas critics are unanimous in their praise of the of both players, and it would appear that it will pro\e difficult to rate one higher than the other. Miss Rainer has the more sympathetic, and appealing role as a povertystricken but ambitious student at a Paris dramatic school, who dreams of the success that she hopes to be hers and lets her imagination rim away with her. She conjures up a story of a romance with a handsome young man and tells her friends of her imaginary love affair. She incurs the enmity of a fellow student (Miss Goddard), and the story tells of the complications that arise when this student attempts to expose her. Alan Marshal, Lana Turner and Genevieve Tobin are also in the caet.