AMUSEMENTS
REGENT THEATRE. TO-DAY, TO-NIGHT, MONDAY. "I MET HIM IN PARIS.” In “I Met Him in Paris,’.’ Miss Colbert a young American girl in Paris on lie vacation, is the object of the affecti ions ol' both Douglas and Young, who .portray, respectively, a playwright and a novelist. Ruth men u*e masters of the gentle art of the “gag”—but discover that the innocent little “gal from back home” is just a shade too fast on the comeback for them. The action of the film is at whirlwind pace; the trio of stars is whirled from Paris to Switzerland and then back again to Paris. But no matter where they are, both men find the time—and the inclination —to keep right on the trial of the giri> Tn a flurry of some of the most breathtaking winter sports scenes ever brought to the screen, both try to sweep Miss Colbert off her feet, but they manage only to confuse her so much that she can’t decide which one of them she loves. She flees back to Paris, resolves to forget them both, but the persistent young swains pursue her back to Paris, and force a showdown. It is grand comedy, grand fun,' and a fastmoving, thrill-packed yarn. ”
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Hokitika Guardian, 12 February 1938, Page 3
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