“HAPPY DAYS”

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 73, Issue 370, 13 September 1930, Page 15 (Supplement)

“HAPPY DAYS”

AN ALL-STAB CAST GRAND’S FINE ATTRACTION Charles Farrell and Janet Gaynor, uno of the most popular romantic teams of the screen are among the 100 entertainers featured in “Happy Days,” all star, :'l talking Fox Movietone musical romance, that will open an engagement at the Grand Theatre today and to-night. Farrell and Miss Gaynor made screen history in “7th Heaven.’ a claimed as the best picture of 1928 and repeated their success in “Street Angel'’ be.ore the screen began to talk and, more recently, t’-ey were a sensation in “Sunny Side Up.” In “Happv Days,” Miss Gaynor and Mr Farrell do a specialty entitled •We’ll Build a LU tie World of Our Own.” the words and music being specially written for them by Hanley and Brockman. In-lmh-’ ’<’» the all star ensemble .. .. .. arc Frank Albertson, \ i r _\ivr J-l Brendel, Walter , ’ tiell, William 1 . Ili> r, -ear.. James J. Oilrntt, Richard •veene. Dixie Lee>Edniund Lowe. Sharon Lynn. George MacFarlane, victor MeLaglcn J. Haro d Murray, George Olsen. 1 aul 1 a o e, Patrieola, Ann Pennington Frank Richardson, Will Rogers, Dgvtd RoUtn., “Whispering” Jack Smitji and Marj°TChe^hiisC’ also a chorus of mixed voices and 50 beautiful girls in sing ing and dancing numbers. Benjamin stolofl directed the picture with Walter Catlett as stage director. Sidney LanHeld and Edwin Burke col aborated on the story and dialogue, while Earl Lind saj staged the dance numbers.

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