HONEYMOON IN BALI

Evening Post, Volume CXXVIII, Issue 131, 30 November 1939, Page 22

HONEYMOON IN BALI

Silvered with moonlight, palm trees wave gently: in' a South Seas breeze, making soft, leafy music. Breakers surge on the shore, adding a bass accompaniment. Somewhere a ukulele strums, but it isn't a native strumming it. It is Fred Mac Murray. The scene takes place in' romantic Bali, South Seas paradise, in the. course of Paramount's new comedy, "Honeymoon in Bali," with' Madeleine Carroll and Allan Jones co-starred with Fred MacMurray. Lest the impression be created that the story makes Free, a beachcomber, it must be stated that he is cast as a carefree fellow, who, as the picture gets under way, has returned to the United States of America from Bali. Through a fortuious turn of events, he meets Madeleine Carroll, a career girl, a young lady who holds a big executive position in a Fifth Avenue department store, and is so self-sufficient that she has no place in her life* for romance.

NEWSREEL NEWS Cinesound Review, Majestic Theatre, Tomorrow: Armistice Day in Sydney. . . . £75,000 worth of ingenious models featuring ships, aeroplanes, etc., at- Melbourne's' Spring Carnival. . . . lan Westbrook, champion whip-crickor, gives display. Pathe Gazette, at St. James Theatre, Tomorrow: R.A.F. over Siegfried Line. . . . Italian Princess and Red Cross. . . . British .Army moves up to front. ... Funeral of British naval ratings and German airmen killed in air raid on Scotland. . . Duke of Windsor at French headquarters. . . . Aftermath of Firth of Forth air raid. . . . Mr. Hore-Belisha on present situation. Metrotone News, at Majestic Theatre, Tomorrow: War special—first films of Warsaw surrender. . . . German and Russian invaders meet in Poland. . . . U.S. army demonstrates new artillery. . .'."On .guard at Panama Canal. . . . Hat fashions get war fever. Fox Australasian News, at King's and Plaza Theatres, Tomorrow: Dobbin has his day in Sydney horse-lovers' px'ocession. .. . Thousands attend Eucharistic Festival in Victoria. . . . Six lose lives in tragic mid-air plane crash near Mascot Aerodrome, N.S.W. ... New Zealand's Governor-General and his family at Playland at New Zea-lan-l Centennial Exhibition. . . . Acting Treasurer, Hon. P. C. Spender, outlines Australia's war objectives. . . . Microscopic photography reveals daily life of busy bee. . . . Zoe, the police dog, has a busy day in Melbourne.