AMUSEMENTS

Hokitika Guardian, 11 February 1938, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS

EVERYBODY'S THEATRE. TO-NIGHT, SATURDAY, MATINEE AND NIGHT. ' "THE STREET SINGER’S RETURN." "The Street Singer’s Return,” the sparkling musical comedy romance, which comes to the Princess Theatre, • to-night, brings together two famous stars of the entertainment world, both owing to the Christian name of Arthur. The second' Arthur, Tracy's comedy partner in ‘‘The Street Singer’s Return” .is Arthur Riscoe, who also occupies a prominent place in the affections of entertainment lovers the world over. New Zealand audiences will remember him best for his riotously funny performances in such screen screams "For the Love of Mike,” with Bobby Howyes, and "Public Nuisance No. 1,” in which he co-starred with Frances Day. Riscoe’s adventures in "The Street Singer’s Return” are many and varied. He appears as the guardian of pretty Margaret Lockwood, and one of his most amusing scenes is set in a prison, in which he gives an amusing rendering of "She Was Poor, But She Was Honest,” accompanying himself on a pianoaccordion. There is a particularly strong cast, including Margaret Lockwood, Rawicz' and Landnuer, world-famous piano duettistV, Emil Bored, Ellen Pollock, and Hugh Wakefield,