REGENT THEATRE

Gisborne Times, Volume LXXXVI, Issue 13094, 16 February 1937, Page 7

REGENT THEATRE

LAST DAY “GARDEN OF ALEAK"' United Artists' beautiful technicolor production. “Garden of Allah” will be. finally. screened to-night. Marlene Dietrich -and Charles Brycn are brilliant in the leading roles and they are ably supported by C. Aubrey Smith, Basil Rathhone and the Vienne dancer Tully 'Loscl). “'SYLVIA SCARLETT”. “A FEATHER IN HER HAT” TO-MOR-ROW

A thrill packed chase, bristling with exciting) action, highlights closing scenes of “Sylvia Scarlett” starring . the , incomparable Katharine Hepburn. Romance is at stake.-in the wild race and not ‘until the last moment is the issue’ settled and then, most unexpectedly. Brian Ahcrnc is Miss Hepburn’s companion in the hectic quest. The quarry they seek is Cary Grant aml Princess Natalie Paley. Directed by George Cukor. “Sylvia Scarlett” deals with; the romantic adventures of a girl avlio seeks excitement while masquerading as a boy, and finds plenty of it. London, England, and a village on the Cornwall coast, are the principles theatres of action. “A Feather (in Her Hat” based tm T. A. R. Wylie’s best selling novel, is a very lute portrayal of mother love. The old Cockney Avoman (Paulino Lord)) being w..vous for her! son to become a gentleman, takes from the street an educated and cultured man to assist her .and eventually makes the youfli believe he is not her son but the 'soil of'•a.' famous actress. HoAveyer, as the story unfolds he finally learns.-wlvo his real mo thru is. Others in the cast include Basil Rathbone, .' LoiP'S Hayward, Billie Burke, Yietor V.greoni, Nyclia Westman and Wendv Barrie.