AT REGENT TOMORROW.

Evening Post, Volume CXVII, Issue 127, 31 May 1934, Page 5

AT REGENT TOMORROW.

'It Happened One Night.

Wn c' aude"e Colbert and Clark Gable, two of Hollywood s most popular stars, are ' teamed •*frHm, r"i°f r iihe first, time ln <"<= Columbia product ou It Happened One Night,".which opens at.the Regent Theatre tomorrow. Gable reached fame a couple of years ago following'his appearance with Norma Shearer In ''A Free Soul, and overnight became tlie most popular mule star on the screen. He appeared with Shearer again in; "Strange Interlude," and nun Joan Crawford in "Dance, Fools, Dance " T % s, e,sse^' and most recently in "Dancing h ?%«,> ne ,"as ?°,- starred-with Jean Harlow w«i Rei Dust , and I" "Hold Your Man." with Helen Hayes In Sister," and with ? tn rd b2 in T lson Len°x-" .-Miss Colbert's ''^™ and popularity Is based lipon her work n tTsT" I*^' "Sisn <" the Cross," The Torch Singer," "Three Cornered Moon," tLS n»«»* c W»to*ont," and "The Smiling Lleuteniint.'V "It Happened One Night" tells the story of a young newspaper man en route from Miami, to New York by bus. On the road he recognises Ellen Andrews, a runaway heiress, for whose return her father has offered L»hf B reward- P c K'.rl 's totally spoiled nnd unable to care for herself, so he takes her under his wing. He treats the grl with Indifference tells her site is spoiled, worthless, and helpless, but nevertheless Insists on takmg hereto her newly-acquired, husband in New York They lose baggage and money and are forced ( to proceed north on foot,, sleeping in strawstaeks and pawning their belongings for enough to provide .meals. They fall In love, or course. The supporting cast Includes Walter Connolly, Eoscoe. Karns, and Jameson Thomas, With. Alan Hale, Blanche ' Frederic!, Wallls Uark, George Breakston, and a score of other well-known players in small but Important