RECENT

Gisborne Times, Volume LXXIII, Issue 12140, 30 December 1933, Page 7

RECENT

“ANN CARVER’S PROFESSION” FOUR SESSIONS TO-DAY A very human story of a promising young architect who marries a working girl, only to be quite overshadowed by her brilliance when -she enters on a legal career is told in ‘Ann Carver's' Profession,’ which will be screened at 2 p.m., 5 p.m., 7.30 p.m-, and at a midnight matinee at 10' p.m. Her neglect of home life while she attends to her professional affairs leads her husband to associate with another woman, There is a dramatic denouement when the wife chooses to defend her husband in a murder trial at the sacrifice of her career. Fay 7 wray and! Gene Raymond are excellent in the chief roles. “Tell Ale To-night” the wonderful British production that has created records which aa-e unique in cinema history, will commence a week’s .season on Monday- The logic of the box office is indisputable- It ran for three months in Los Angeles, the head; of the American film industry seven mclntbs in Melbourne, six months in Sydney, and it has made new records wherever it has been screened in New Zealand- It is a film that embraces every angle of appeal, irresistible comedy, the glor ions singing of Jan Kiepura.. successor to Caruso, alluring romance and magnificent scenic backgrounds. The box plans are now open for the season.. '