"DREAM OF LOVE."
JOAN CRAWFORD AND MLS ASTHER. ■■■——■■- . v :,VERYBODY'S, TO-DA \. 'ii.6 o* Adiiennc- Loctu-.-xeur and Mauritz Sax is a true cn<~, and in the days ol Si' iv Bernhardt a foremost dramatist ci the iiuie virots routd it a [jlay the great frenchwoman. B*:i har-i*. p'ay«d it under th • t.t'.e of "Adrit-nne Leccuvreur." but when tho *cr«en it "Dream o; it lofles i.c>' tuug. Ttm picture, from the Mctro-f-toldwyn it, w.ll l>o presented it Kyeryi •> Tl. atio tliis week. In thi ro.e o: Adi !•> il-ttt (.•tnwiuid, axxi Sax i* played i,y .»,4 Ant h •*:. \\ li u this story was ii I* * ilrai.iiitucd Sftjt wftf. for dramatic purpoees. v. r:*te& in ais j met- 01 the ; and then? is a ifksm uf •'Adiieone" bocoming nffir uri> <•£ the loyal tragedies. But. not 'fin Hi 'h-fa tain. K; n .n its en.Lajr I*. i-i r.iit-si u;<iy iitiliAe th'..;*'- A.irr stori-i* ci and a«rj_ in the body o: the i. j with th" ; r;r > e losing hj:» ti.ioni.< »V,*r Hi.. W.-rsd W.;r _ ("Dream ci i* .1 m.>doii..aed version of the original), and utr obl'ticd to take it back ,ijr.< ii, lh« vro!e thi;i.» b--jo:nes decisively I int«*Ht:rtr. .it the «»u! time never losing Ia» i iin..ivy ii"i" iivii'ie;,:. .W;-nne i« a ' '.'. iu ia ijt J fie prince-. Bml when t'lifc Vrm.-a is t «l to dismiss her, his aide rufl »r tmiwies. thiti*.« oEolosiiJjj in the Mvnl of tar' 1 •veil a liaukn-.K'. "ha sip*y It\ .Hi. > ;i {ani'inn ipi-.trtw in Par: *: the j.r-i.c-- i- 9<>» hi-* thn>:i< , .ir.d it is .:>niy thus tm that the reader car. tju.-si what happen*. After that th.- j-t-erv of \d.-i(.::n.» and Maurice is i.numal, poignant, and successful at the oii'ne tuee.
The fc;f rrd o:r(ure n "Ti:e Gallant Himur," fr.mething quite near a merry little rnmetle for Ivor Kwello and. Evelyn Holt. I'a'haiw and thf? IS'uo Danube and laughter in Vieiitia, that ia '''['he Gallant Hussar," a prareiul and amusing story acted with much oflVrvrscciwn '•>.» Xi.-eilo, Mr Albert Bidgood v .il < r.nduct the Select OMhestra in the following 1 musical programme: —Overture, "Iltsprt Song" i RornLergK "Rural Weddin?" (ttijdmaik^; euiti-.i, " (Maßeenet), "Prayer a! the Sword" (Gaulier), 'By the Lol<f) of Geneva" (Bendel■; ec!ectinn«. "A Night in Venice" iStrauss', "The Red rfnasar" (Soloman), "'Gipsy Love" (Lchar), "I'll Always be in Love" <Conrmd!, "Drum oiT Lov«-" (LisiO "Fox Movietone Follies" (arranged hv Bidgood), "Jewls of • the Mad onna" foxtrots, ''l-aisy Bones" (\Vhit A \ "XValkin®' with Snaie'' (Conrad), # 'Th© Hrfakaway'' (C->nrad.); entr'ftcte, "Polish Dane** 1 ' Bo* plar.a are at Th* Piano Company, wlicre aca-ts may bt reserve ci.
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Press, Volume LXV, Issue 19725, 16 September 1929, Page 14
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