PRINCESS THEATRE

Inangahua Times, 28 October 1932, Page 3

PRINCESS THEATRE

TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHTI FRIDAY NIGHT British All Talking, All Singing Catch ot the Season LET'S LOVE AND LAUGH Gene Getrard and Mutlel Angelus The Bii:i-.h Inn-rnntional Picture • Let’s L- ve and L-ugb,' the tune' fill screen comedy lo be screened at Princess Pictures tbis Friday niglit. The p.oduction c n.l ilns h-uutiug m. Indies expiess’y w.it leu lor the film hv the well known Cuuip.eel. llan* Mav. Till au hor of the majority ol 'omlnenlal soug blis Kfa ’S music wi’l tie iccalled by all pic.uregoers, such as ‘l've Se* M. Hen' <. n V -u,' and ■ Mad Marvellous, Mil * • Gipsy Francis,' a tilling ballad, i* sung by Cine Gerrard, stave favourite, who makes his talkie debut in this film, and *My Sbaie ot Love,* is a delight In I due; which he sings with Murid Ang. 11 . ‘;he A B ol Ixive,” i« 3 sn.ippj niiiiiher with intrti'iirpg < is. re The supports are fine and mc'ude cnapor five of the thrilling serial. TO-MORROW SATURDAY Coming Saturday Night John Boles and Genevieve Tobin In SEED SEED SEED From Univtrsal studios, which produced Mich outstanding pictures last vear, as ‘ All Quiet on the Wes*, r l Fron*,' »n.l •Kl ig ot J-zz. ' cotms ‘ Seed,' au..th. i of the remarkable prorincii.n of *he talking screen. Seed i- , '.Pal and timely production ot ile eai es* book bv Char es G boms that everyone :s miking ebon Jr i r i|s the sroiv of Bart Caro t and Peggy—their young l.,ve-*ind ibe other worn 'ti a s o- v ot real modern people that grips wi’h a real modern prob em.