REGENT THEATRE

Gisborne Times, Volume LXXII, Issue 11452, 28 February 1931, Page 7

REGENT THEATRE

“ROMANCE” Peerless Greta. Garbo-in Romance is the star attraction to-{iay, - Uver since Miss Garbo appeared.jn Arina Christie ihe whole , world has beeri; Availing' to Sete and hear ‘lief in' -her 'next ; picture Many of her most firdent , .admirers said that she was only a type actress rind .that in .Anna-, phristio she was giving all she had to'The screen. In romance - she compounds these 'critics completely. As Rita Gayalline, th.o Julian opera singer she is.,: well nigh perfect, .'Certainly ‘no . greater, no thoro oxquisite’’ eih’ibitipn of superb rimotion al ’acti rig hasfriy ef‘■boon givtori;; Her accent, . her passion,, her fire, lives mud -breathes .'SuWriy);ltrily. ■ Miss Garbo in. Romance & at marvellous revelation arid it is certain that, if ijar; riothirig'ielse, is'hp yyill ’ always hC ■ ijejneiripoi-ed for. her performance in ‘■Romance.’ ’ Supporting. the cclbhratod actress is that polished artist, Lewis Stone; He' iff/ an ‘idea.l foil, and lii’s perfect poise'and well modulated voico are orie of tho delightful features of the attraction. Tho N-story is highly ■ dramatic arid pulls' 'at tlfo- heartiStpingis. Rita Cavalliiii, the operr-cf* singor and the. rage of a Toast *of Paris, Rome and Borlin in ail ideal Tpoment, amuses herself with the" nd_ oration of an English clergyman. She finds that what she thought was li.riVrii orous is a very real fact nndltnatishq loves him passionately. In this atmosphere the plot is founded. The supporting prograriimo is particularly good- , The .wonderful talking dogs will bo . seen;ih 'INot. so Qluet'on'tlie Wristerri Front” arid New-York’s most popular musical find comedy stars appear in a sparkling, snappy Revue, ; “The Clockshop.” The whole of ./this presentation -is in beautiful technicolor. : -.