BRIGHT PROGRAMME AT CRYSTAL PALACE.
People .who love to laugh because they have merry hearts and people who like to laugh in spite of heavy hearts, should spend an evening at Greater Crystal Palace this week. “Marry Me” is a rollicking screen romance made up of most amusing situations, as natural as they are funny. The naturalness of the story, and the homely type of characters made use of, have given the director, Mr James C.ruze, his greatest opportunity for introducing the whimsical, subtle and humorous touches that have helped to make him famous in the movie world. The second big picture. “Three Keys,” has come from the same famous .studios that produced “Marry Me.” In many respects it supplies the sharp contrast that makes an ideal evening’s entertainment. It is full of mystery, drama, suspense, excitement and thrills. The Symphony Orchestra provides a fine programme.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 17780, 25 February 1926, Page 5
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