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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 74, Issue 112, 14 May 1931, Page 11

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“FOLLOW THRU” Black-haired, black-eyed, handsome Charles Rogers and red-haired, blueeyed Nancy Carroll, tho lovers ot “Abie’s Irish Rose,” of “Close Harmony,” make a “peach of a pair” in Paramount’s all-Tcchnicolour moving picture production of the famous Schwab and Mandel stage hit, “Follow Thru.” “Follow Thru,” which is now showing at tho Grand Theatre, is a love story with a golf club setting and a world of •comedy. Laurence Schwab, himself, went to Hollywood to direct it in conjunction with Lloyd Corrigan, taking with him everything he nee-lei from the original two-year Broadway hit. including Zclma O’Neal and Jack Haley, its lively, youthful, convulsing comic loads. Also he took with him the catchy song hits, including “But- j ton tin your Overcoat,” and Paramount songwriters supplied him with a fowl new ones. There are a number of tuneful songs featured in “Follow Thru.” Zelma O’Neal sings two ' its, “Button Up Your Overcoat” and “1 Want, to Be Bad.” Charles Rogers and Nancy Carroll introduce a new song which promises to be the hit of the season. It is called “A Poach of a Pair.’’ Two other numbers are, “It, Must Bo You” and “Then I’ll Have Time For You.” “Follow Thru.’ beautifully photo- < I graphed throughout by the newly per- (

footed tochnicolour process, was directed by Laurence Schwab and Lloyd Corrigan.