NEW REGENT

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 965, 7 May 1930, Page 14

NEW REGENT

TWO TALKIE FEATURES A double-feature programme is ing a most successful season at tw Regent Theatre. One of the proauc; tlons shown is “Love Comes Alonga romantic drama. Bebe Daniel* wno achieved a great success in “Fdo plays the leading role, and is Sb" 6 ; many opportunities to display ability to act. Her voice is heard in several appealing song numbers. Miss Daniels appears in a- r®* ideally suited to her talents. Sne» a breezy American chorus girl, stranoea in a miserable South American V&* and compelled to dance and sing at * cafe in order to save enough to tan her home. “Love Comes Along*’ in y* person of a very romantic stJlor proposes to take her away with nto. but complications arise with theca* proprietor and the sailor, played W Lloyd Hughes, sails off on hi# own. The second production is ‘‘The Doctor,” in which the popular Dix plays the leading part. The P**‘ is full of interest, and the farcie scenes with which it abo jnds a. guaranteed to put any audience in goohumour. Dix in this, his third all-talking P k * ture, essays the role of a doctor, GeflJ Sumner, specialist in maladies of theart. June Collyer plays his o»< ■* nurse. Miriam Seegar, who wee* direct to Hollywood from London. won a contract in Adolphe Menjoc “Fashions in Love,” has the feminine role. Morgan Farley IjJJ* Woodbridge, Lawford Davidson, fred Harris and Gale Henry compkthe cast. Bright supports complete an enjc • able programme.