ENTERTAINMENTS

Feilding Star, Volume 11, Issue 4180, 1 March 1934, Page 4

ENTERTAINMENTS

Palmerston pictures THE REGENT You should see this fine drama. The secret of many a girl’s success on the stage is revealed in “Stage Mother,” a drama of theatrical lift* recently filmed by the Metro-Gold-wyn-Mayer studios at the Regent Theatre. Adapted! from an original story by Bradford Ropes,, author of “42nd Street,” the picture deals with a. little known side of the theatre — the intense ambition that causes “stage mothers” to drive their children to success. PALACE THEATRE “Tell Me Tonight,” at- the Palace, marks the return to the screen of the golden-voiced tenor. Jan Kiepura, who has developed into a particularly good actor. Hi s voice is wonderful. Supporting him are Magda Schneider, Somme Edmund Gwenn, Athene Sevier and Betty Chester, a well known London stage comedienne. The story is good. ROSY THEATRE Do you enjoy action dramatics? George O’Brien comes back to the screen after a six months tour of Europe in “Life in the Raw,” the new Fox romance at the Kosy Theatre. It is a Zane Grey story that once again unites the foremost writer and the premier player of Western film stories- “Life in the Raw” depicts the arrival of an inexperienced city girl (Clarie Trevor) into the midst of frontier hazards and intrigues.