REGENT THEATRE.
« RED DUST." The fever-bound, dangerous, but withal glamorous existence of life on a rubber plantation in Indo-fJhina is revealed in all its dramatic possibilities in "Red I>u:st. which will begin at the Resent to- laj as a co-starring vehicle for Clark Gablo and Jean Harlow. . Apparentlv no effort wa* spared lo bung the Wilson-Colliton stage hit to the screen with all its original power. To put it nuliliy, this picture has "everything," from love scenes between Gable'and the seductive Miss Harlow, to intensely oxciting situations in which tho entire cast is involved. Ssiiou of terrific junglo storms and hurricanes that sweep through the" little-known locale of the storv provide many breath-taking thrills. Al«.o on tho programme will be a film-of the Second Test at Melbourne, together with tho film which was taken at tho premiere of "Grand Hotel" recently, showing scenes of the patrons arriving at tho Regent Theatre. Box plans are at The Bristol.
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Press, Volume LXIX, Issue 20772, 4 February 1933, Page 5
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