CRYSTAL PALACE.
♦ No further proof of the excellence of "Sunny ' Side Up" is necessary than to mention that drawing to the close of the fourth week of its Christchurch season, it is still drawing capacity audienccß nightly to the Crystal Palace Theatre. This picture, produced by Fox, written by de Sylva, Brown, and Henderson, the three musicians, who here reveal that they have as happy a knack with the pen as with the composer's manuscript, and starred by Janet Gaynor and Charles Farrell, is indeed the most successful talkie ever screened m Christchurch Those people who like their film entertainment served to them artistically garnished and well made in the ttrst instance have recognised the qualities of "Sunnv Side Up," a bright, romantic story, tuneful music, and some of the most spectacular and costly ballets evei staged for the sound screen.
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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 19853, 14 February 1930, Page 4
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