“POPULAR ENTERTAINMENT"

Evening Star, Issue 21515, 13 September 1933, Page 5

“POPULAR ENTERTAINMENT"

‘ HER FIRST AFFAIR ’ FOR ST. JAMES ‘ Her First Affair,’ one of the latest films to arrive from England via Australia, achieved outstanding success at tho Mayfair Theatre, Sydney. It will ho tho feature film to be_ shown at the St. James Theatre on Friday. The Sydney 1 Morning Herald ’ writes: “‘Her First Affair’ is'excellent, popular entertainment. It is bright, gay, and colourful, and has an appeal to all classes of pictiyegoers.” ‘ Her First Affair ’ introduces for the first time to New Zealand audiences two of the most beautiful screen stars in England, Ida Lupino and Diana Napier. Miss Lupino is a, member of the famous Lupino family, and was selected by Alan Dwan, the director, on account of her beauty, and Diana Napier for her brunette fascination. Tho production is upon an elaborate scale, a ballroom scene with a fancy ball in full swing being tho best thing of its kind contributed to tho screen. George Curzon, Harry Tate, the well-known London comedian, and Muriel Aked supply a choice brand of comedy,;