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State Tlieatre.—“One Night, of Love” hit the entertainment world witli a wallop, and Grace Moore must have paid more in income tax that year than Hie President earned in salary. Viewed today, the technical side of tlie production may be open to criticism, but there is slill n charm about. "One Night of Love” which causes no one to wonder at. its success in tlie care-free early thirties. The songs are as familiar today as National Savings posters. but: some of tlie stars—including Grace Moore herself—seem Io have faded from view. Tlie likable. Improbable Bumstead family dominate the screen in the first half in "Blondie’s Blessed Event."
State, Petone.—Bud Abbott and Lou Costello are not making merry In Petone with tlie saronga dancing girls. The two irrepressibles are in charge of a cross-town Chicago Ims, but, having collected a famous singer, they decide to go for a jaunt across the continent to Hollywood. Then follows a succession of unrelated, illogical adventures that should Intaln tlie comedians' reputations as lhe funniest two people on the screen today.
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Dominion, Volume 36, Issue 95, 16 January 1943, Page 8
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