VAGABOND LOVER.

Hutt News, Volume 3, Issue 21, 16 October 1930, Page 5

VAGABOND LOVER.

Paur lovely now songs—picked from among tiwo hundred as best suited to tho radio idol's method—are crooned by Rudy Vallee in his first great feature picture, "Tho Vagabond Lover," iwii'eh comes to tho Prince Edw&'rd theaitro on October 22nd. Tho songs, already sensationally popular, are "A Little Kiss Each Morning," "I Love You, Believe Me. I Lovo You," "If You Were the Orily Girl," and "I'll be Reminded of You." The selections were made by Valloe himself after long hours spent trying the scores of numbers offered "by America's best lya-icists and coanposers. . Por his introductory. numlber in .tho 1 picture. Budy selected "I'm Just a . Vwgsalbond •'Lover," has own number which with "Deep Night," helped bring hhu iiiito world favour. "RIO RITA" Bio Bit a is visiting Piincc Edward Tiheatre next week and should draw, a big house. . ■ .:-,"• Cr&oocgea Kenevant is ideally oast as Baverioff 7 i who later to be tho " Kinkajo^" the daring mystery bandiitj the capture of whom forms-the theme of; the pradu'etion. Don Akarado does sterling .work; in .faict, every member of the big cast seems to hayo been .selected with care to tho end that '//Rio Rita" anight be a fla-wloss production. "Bio Rita" is eye-filling, ear-sooth-ing, soul-stirring! It has evoxyithing ."that-makes for keen interest, in sound films. .It is lavish in : its. scope, .jp.pqd^gal in. its, beauty, and has ov«ry right to .bo classed as the finest musical extravaganza yet to greet the eyes and ears of pie.turesgoers.