NEW PRINCESS THEATRE
TWO GOOD FILMS. “Lost and Found, ,T a flaming love story of the South Seas, holds first place at the New Princess Theatre this week. House Peters, Pauline Starke, and Antonio Morenn are all seen at their best in tins (Taringly portrayed picture of life in the tropics. There is adventure, love, and mystery in this film which was filmed solely in tho South Seas. Also screening is “Marry Me,” the comedy 'of an egg that went into cold storage for seven years* “Mitrry Me” is. the story of a girl who waited seven years for her lover. When she had told everyone that he was coming she was surprised to find that he was someone else. Then she complicated matters more by saying that she was married to him. And so. to prove it to every one she . . . well that provides tho laugh in this delightful film. A good supporting programme and No. 4 group of the “Shinglo” contest complete the bill. There are some excellent orchestral items at night.
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New Zealand Times, Volume LIII, Issue 12425, 20 April 1926, Page 11
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