REGENT

Waipawa Mail, Volume LXII, Issue 39, 11 March 1935, Page 2

REGENT

“TREASURE IE to not Onga LAST SCREENING Clubs ge for The generations mn the young and old who hair to 11 by “Treasure Island,"'# Stevenson’s famous r.rredith adventure, will find tt metal book experiences of then cb ed on the screen in tint ion n shown here for the la?: Wai| with Wallace Beer) red of Cooper in co-starriqt Nor power of the most widr*m>* hook about pirates cvrieß been retained in the *' John Lee Mahn. See hk r eproduced exactly a:Xf the book with much own dialogue between itK) ” followed to the word, f Lo). WEDNESIi 0 "o''*' 0 ''*' sd to “HIPS, HIPS, work< With office rents !* T - P” necessity for an offrci Eomo. Wheeler and Robei 1 V state how to escape re. <>ri fl est RKO-Radio musical “ ;Il * “Hips, Hips, Hooray, Regent Talkies on Vs. eUr ing, with Ruth Ettinf ‘ and Thelma Todd. Hooray” is mirthful, in its story. In order 7 ® 0 a Lee and Thelma T odd 7 a ’) 10 ’ 1 ity as salesmen of Hai * cl - er Wheeler and Woolsey n ** oo thy stockbroker that hi Qjry He leaves his office that's how the boys p' 1 tele without paying rent Bt star their complications set ructio ter and lilting on a laugh-crammed climu* stti ting sings the current 1# “Tired of It All" antf-M mance Alive” in “HipflH ray ’'; while Dot )>ec Todd harmonise on ,7 K F™ l What You’re Doit " . ®S w were written by Harry BiJ“ on< Kalmar, who also l oHit* B< Edward Kaufman on tht*.* o®' 0 ®' Sandrich directed aud ranged the spectacular ; ’J with the bevy of glitteritj||