EVERYBODY’S
“CRAZY MAZIE” THIS EVENING In offering "Crazy Mazie” this evening, the Everybody’s Theatre is introducing the English star, Lilian Harvey, one of the greatest screen comedienne discoveries the film world has ever known. She has already Cl . e ~ ntod a furore on the Continent with her wonderful acting in the "Mazie Series,” of which "Crazy Mazie is the humour is the keynote of this picture, from beginning to end the spectator is kept in a continual state of amusement. There is not a dull moment, and even the most blase picture-goer could not help but be thrilled by the appealing personality and radiating “joie de vivre” of the captivating star. The second picture to be shown this evening will be “A Harp in Hock,” a beautiful story of an old Jewish pawnbroker in New York who adopted a little Irish bov. Rudolph Schildkraut has the leading role, and is supported by May Robson and Bessie Love.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 530, 6 December 1928, Page 15
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