AMUSEMENTS
REGENT THEATRE ELEANOR POWELL IN "BORN TO DANCE": EXTENDED SEASON "Born to Dance." the engorlyuwaitod musical successor to "Broadway Melody of U>::ii," with Kleuuor Powell, "tjtieen of '.Paps/' in the stellar role, surrounded by practically all of the stars and the executive, production and technical crew of the earlier "hit." is now at the Regent Theatre for an extended season. Two favourites not .-ecu in the previous musical are featured in "Born to Dance" in the persons of the jaunty ,lumes Stewart, who plays Miss Powell's leading man, and lovely Vir gin in Rruee, making her lirst appearance since her success in "The Ureal Ziegfold." Familiar laces from "Broadway Melody" who sing and iliuicu ihuir why tlirougli " i;,ini '" Dunce" include Una Meckel and Sid Silvers, now recognised as one ol I lie screen's lllOSl hilarious comedy lea Frances Lungfnrd of radio fame, and lhe long-legged Buddy Fbson. Also featured are Raymond Walhurn, Alan Dincliart, -luanita Quigley, whose dancing and singing have earned her Iho litle of the "P.al.y Fleanor Powell." and lhe brilliant dance team of (leorges and .labia. Outstanding fcatureHes are found in "March of Time." "Master Will Shakespoar" and "t'olonrftll Islands." I'ox plans are ,„,w open for C't.ry Cooper in J'.Veil 1,. DcMiHe's "Tlie Plainsman." which commeiiccs on Fi iday.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19338, 31 May 1937, Page 3
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213AMUSEMENTS Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19338, 31 May 1937, Page 3
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