AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 17 October 1932, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS.

EVERYBODY’S PICTURES. TO-NIGHT AND TUESDAY. . “LET’S LOVE AND LAUGH.’’ The British International picture, “Let's Love and Laugh,” which will he presented at the Princess Theatre to*night” and 'Tuesday ha s a cast that scintillates with brilliant' talent. Under the direction of Richard Eichberg, each a.rtist, well known to theatres and cinema-goers fbr previous successes, ha»“ surpassed him, on herself in this gaily, inconsequent t story, of man’s jnatrimohial adventures. . . Qene Gerrard, the well-known musical comedy comedian, stars in the role of tlie wealthy young, man who celebrates, too j exuberantly on the eve of his wedding and while intoxicated marries a girl who is a stranger to him. His charming personality and delightful singing and brilliantly funny acting, as the young- man. in a matrimonial dilemma will make him a favourite with all who, see this film.

’ Murial Angelas the nineteen year old London musical comedy actress, is the. little, cabaret girl; who, marries the man she lbves, though he is, unconscious of the, fact. She, is a curly blonde with blue eyes and a pure coloratura soprano voice. Picturegoers wjll remember her' "iri; “Night Birds.” in which she scored * a phenomenal success. \ * . i: '-• ■■■ Rita* Page as the deserted bride, makes her film- debut in “Let’s Love and Laugh,{’. and was . last seen at •Daily’s. i fHieatre tin** “Littfe Tommy Tucker.”'

These ;plas*»s’j by their united* talent,, make' “Let’s Love and Laugh,” the outstanding * screen , .acting success of the year and picturegoers will , love them and laugh; at- them as admonished by the; .filiple title. There will also ' be screened the third chapter of th<fc-’serial-. ,v, v •, ~ ■' ;•