HAWERA ATTRACTIONS

Hawera Star, Volume LIV, 27 June 1935, Page 10

HAWERA ATTRACTIONS

FILMS FOR THE COMING WEEK • —.’A»*L • ’•■’•'Vhl.. tw- j 1 1 a**J*^_ •> n - . .. 7 '; .'' OPERA HOUSE. . •- . . y . •' _ • i ■ •' ‘ June 27 and 28. —“Radio Parade” (Will Hiy, Helen Chandler and Clifford Matheson). June 29 and July 1 and 2—“ Kid Millions” (Eddie Cantor and Ann Sothern). July 3 and 4.—“ Sequoia” (Jean Parker and Russell Hardie). GRAND THEATRE. June 27 and 28.—“ Rendezvous at Midnight” (Ralph Bellamy, Valerie Hobson and Catherine Doucet). June 29 ant} July.' Shadow of. Doubt” (Ricardo Cortez and Virginia Bruce); “I’ve Been Around” (Chester Morris and Rochelle Hudson). July 2 arid 3.—■‘“Ready for Love” (Ida Lupino and Riehard Arlen).

Colman • is- Obstinate. •Ronald Colftian is being obstinate about his part, in “A Talc of Two Cities.” He just cannot be persuaded to play the dual roles of Sidney Carton and Charles Darnay. His decision sounds strange, considering that he played a dual part so successfully in “The (Masquerader.” Or perhaps that experience put him off. However, an alternative is being considered. Laurence Olivier, may play the Barfiay part. There is a definite xe.sembldncG between Colman and Olivier that has often been remarked.

Back tc High Chairs. Samuel , Golilwyn. purchased sixty high stools—of the type on which the teacher used to sit the class dunce kjor punishment—-soon after starting the lovely Crinoline dance number in ‘ ‘Kid; Millions, ’’ Eddie Cantor’s new screen musical comedy, at the Opera House on Saturday and Monday. They were ordered at the request of Dance Director Seymour Felix after he discovered that .the: lovely crinoline gowns which the Goldwyii girls wore became badly crushed everyiktime the girls sat down in the’m!iV'' : :>i?- : ;' : ' t

Between seepo^--and rehearsals, a wardrobe womiu was assigned to slip the stools under the voluminous skirts, of the dancers, so that each girl could sit down and relax without endangering the .crisp ruffles and lace of her costume.

tory' company. Pie played more than 375 'diffcrent roles in nine years, and appealed with *5 stock companies. In 1930 he made his first New York stage appearance with Helen Hayes in H Coquette.” Immediately he was given a screen offer and went to Hollywood to play in “The Secret Six.’’ He followed this with “The Magnificent Lie.’ ’ .. \ # ' Among his. most recent pictures are “Hclldoraclo.’’ “Gigolettc, ’’ “Woman In . the Dark,’’ “Girl in Danger,’’ The-Crime of Helen Stanley,’’ “Gate to ► Every Woman,’’ “Before Mid“Ace of Aces” and “Rendezvous at Midnight,’’ which will screen at the Grand Theatre to-night hiict to-morrow.- ’ . Bellamy is married, has light brown hair and blue eyes. He is 6ft. tall and.weighs 17S pounds.