AMUSEMENTS

Hokitika Guardian, 26 August 1938, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS

EVERYBODY’S PICTURES.

TO-NIGHT, SATURDAY—MATINEE : • AND NIGHT. ' -' - i . * “SHE MARRIED AN ARTIST.’' Artists arc notoriously interesting people to marry. Hence 'lie lle'wColumbia picture; "Slie Married an Artist.,”' which iS'sot tb; open to-night : ‘at the Princess Theatre, ought to be au interesting- picture. It’s a romantic' comedy of the new ‘‘wacky” school, concerns artists and the art of jpVing | them, and stars John Boles and the Viciinest actress, Luli Dcste. The. story of the film deals, with Toni Bonnet, famous French designer, who goes to Americn, to look up Lee Tliorilwood, an equally famous artist, with whom she had been chummy in Paris five years before. In an effort to attract his attention to her arrival, To'iii in qn interview, isk’uos a withering blast against Thormvood and his -fam. ous creation, the Thormvood Girl. Leo burns, and goes after Toni with blood in his eye. As,'.a matter of fact, lie’s so iiuid he marries her. That, orto might think. Would settle things. Rut in reality, their marriage .starts more trouble than you can- shake a paintbrush at. And hilarity reigns ' supreme. The supporting cast' includes Frances ! Drake, Helen Westley and Alexander D’Arcy in important roles.