IN TECHNICOLOUR

Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume 55, Issue 32671, 1 February 1946, Page 5

IN TECHNICOLOUR

“ A SONG TO REMEMBER ” PROGRAMME AT REGENT COLUMBIA’S MASTERPIECE The love story of the great composer of romantic melodies, Frederic Chopin, and the great novelist, fem- • inist, and’ heart-breaker, Madame George Sand, is one of the most tempestuous and emotional in history. As long as lovers love and as long as dreamers dream, their story will be remembered, as will the musical compositions Chopin created during the course of his- fiery experience. It is this story, together with the bitter struggle between Sand and' Chopin’s music master for supremacy over the will and genius of this great composer, that forms the basis of Columbia Pictures’ technicolour production, “A Song To Remember,” starring Paul Muni as Elsner, the music master, Merle O'beron as Sand, and featuring Cornel Wilde as Chopin, will show on Saturday, Monday and Tuesday at the Regent Theatre. FINALLY TO-NIGHT DOUBLE FEATURE

“In Old Oklahoma,” and “’Gentle Annie,” will show finally to-night at the Regent Theatre.