REGENT THEATRE.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 19 February 1931, Page 4

REGENT THEATRE.

'‘MARRIED IN HOLLYWOOD.” Romance in glittering uniform, amid the gaiety and colour of Vienna and the glaring Klieg lights of Hollywood, forms the basis of “Married in Hollywood,” the speaking screen’s first original operetta, showing at the Regent Theatre to-night (Thursday) and to-morrow (Friday). With dozens of sparkling operatic numbers by Oscar >Straus and Dave Stamper woven into the fa brie of its charming love story, and scores of unique pictorial and audible novelties introduced into the narrative, “Married in Hollywood,” a Fox Movietone song romance, is rated by screen critics as the finest production of its type. Norma Terris of “Showboat” fame and J. Harold Murray of “Rio Rita” note, act and sing the leading roles and reveal voices of calibre unrivalled in picture history, Walter Catlett, Tom Fa tricola, Irene Palasty, John Garrick, Delia Karnelly and Lennox Pawle are in the cast, and a large chorus of trained singers, a symphony orchestra under the direction of Arthur Kay, and a large dancer gfroup form a colorful background for the delightful operatic sequences. The Regent and Fox Movietone Sound News are also included on the same programme which is being presented at' the Regent popular prices.