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‘THE UK IDE COMES HOME
“Thu Bride Comes I Lome'’ com - menced ;i season :it. the liogout.i hea fro yesterday. The leading player;; aro Claudette ■Colbert and i'r-d Alac.Murray, who met with such wide favour us a light comedy team in “The Gilded Lily,” and tins time tho.v are considered to ho move entertaining than ever. .Lu a time when ih is -difficult to get away irom patterned story, ;t, is ■ very ret resiling to find this story of ft modern boy nnd girl who cannot sp.ml live minjitGS ' together without lighting and vet who find they cannot stay away from each other. Claudette Colbert is east as the daughter bl a wealthy financial';' who meets - with an unfortunate ' financial crash, with Lie result that she is-Joread to take-up ! -i nosition us .. assistant editor of a magaairie owned by, Ifohert toting and edited by Fred ,MitcAiut'ra t y< a
rather luu'd-hoilcd, i-oiigh-spolceu fellow who rbsents her- prfc'sonc» m- tlioffice. They disagree <m -all points from spinach to tooth 'brushes, but in- tile end to work oof.-then* problems in a mbs!-, entertaining l way.
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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXXV, Issue 12913, 15 July 1936, Page 7
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