AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 2 May 1931, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS.

EVERYBPDYS PICTURES. SIXTEEN SONGS IN “GOOD NEWS.’’ Sixteen song",'hits,— a record musical score—flre " included in “Good News” Metro-Gold wyit-Mayer’s musical-com-ery-moyle, which: will open to-night at the Princess .Theatre; .with Bessie Love in the featured role., Interpolated numbers were added by fhiriotls writers and composers. ;; Included in supporting roles are .Mary Lawler., . Stanley Smith, Lola Tiamef/ .G’us • Shy,.Frank McGlvnn, Clift . (|jkulele ,-lke} Ed\vards, Dorothy McNulty ,To inJa ck s on.and Billy Taft. )'■ Also Gazette, Mickey Mouse Cartoon. Price,; 2s 10(1, Is 6d, children Gd. ■ ■ : RSOMG'OF MY HEART.” MONDAY AND TUESDAY. %Jn-0o)\g O' Mv Heart,” his first audible*’’.picture for the screen, John McOttfli®scK , ] ! '' f ' ! thyHvorl d’s greatest lyric tenor, sings; eleven lumbers logically

introduced in the action of the delight- ' fril - lyiidal : rom,ance. Through the medium of Fox movietone, the voice that has always been proclaimed great is considered'"greater. ' *‘l Hear You Calling Me,” “Rose of Tralee,” and .“Little Boy Blue,” are among themost appreciated numbers. , “S6ilg O’ My Heart” is the story of,a broken, romance, which mars the a young and ambitious, singer in Ireland. The supporting company includes such favourites as Alice Joyce. Maureen O’Snl. livan, J. M. Kerrigan, John Garrick, Farrel Macdonald, Effie EUsler and Tommy Clifford. “Song O’ Mv Heart” has created a furore wherever shown and patrons should ,this opportunity. Tli(v picture will be shown qii, Monday aifdHTuesday evenings, with a lhatinee ‘on 'Phesday afternoon. Reserve at Miss Mclntosh. Prices: Dress Circle 3/- (no tax), downstairs 2/3; childreir l/.-. \ vfeV "■ • ?•' • •