CAPITOL THEATRE

Te Puke Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 64, 22 August 1939, Page 4

CAPITOL THEATRE

TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY Featuring the ' first genuine all-star cast assembled in an Australian picture, “It Isn’t Done” is a modern, sophisticated comedy romance, brilliantly enacted by such sterling stage and screen favourites as Cecil Kellawav, Frang Hitt-, v-ey, 'John Lougden, Nellie Ferguson, Campbell Copelin, Harvey Adams, and Australia’s new lovely star “find” Shirley Ann Richards. This picture will be shown at the Capitol to-day and tomorrow. It has become a platitude to refer to practically every picture as the “best picture” yet.ma’de in Australia. Frankly this film is more than this. With every justification can it be pronounced as surpassing—nil all-round quality and entertainment value —very many of the pictures imported from abroad. Just imagine the fun when an Aussie squatfer inherits an Earldom, aiid takes London society by storm, especially, when that squatter is none other than Cecil Kellaway, Australia’s foremost character comedian. This is what does happen in CinesouncFs latest production “It Isn’t Done/'

Excellent supports are shown with the feature.