"UNDER A TEXAS MOON."
AT THE KING'S TO-NIGHT. Playing the parts of two lovely but high-tempered sisters, Dolor jRaquella, in Warner Bros. "Undtr a Texas Moon," first 100 per cent, singing outdoor picture in natural colour, now at the King's Theatre, are two of Hollywood's most bewitching Mexican actresses, Senorita Arniida and Senorita Raque] Torres. Both are new among the .noted beauties of the film capital where beauties must be beauties. Armida, the petite, naive, captivating ami filled with youthful enthusiasm; Raquel Torres, with the darkly glowing Castilian type of loveliness, which her features, figure and her charming accent accentuate. In the story they both love Don Carlos Jose Rafael Sebastien de Rivero, played by Frank Fay, (but until the fade-out they never suspect that their fascinating caballeros are in reality the same man. Armida and Raquel have a number of humorous and fiery scenes together which add much to the gaiety of the gay picture.
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Thames Star, Volume LXV, Issue 18277, 28 August 1931, Page 3
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