TAIHAPE

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 160, 11 July 1935, Page 3

TAIHAPE

J.AJESTIC CINEMA Due ul the must musical and unlci laming nima that, have e\vr gmcei ille luiMUg bCILCIi lb LUc aiHMiIIUU. pruimctiuJi, ‘ ‘ jaUuiu l uiuuu (/ (JJu, ’’ wnit.ii comes Lu iliu xu- j.’bui iiivairu Lu day. iJuusling a rcai,\ mu o lilJiCVlit cast UL 111 ICI lldllclidl biu o . iiuiiu and screen stars, mu p.ciU.cu.i icib num tUu usual niujuu .c\au nun in Umi, uacd artisL i s ru i rudutud ivgicariy and uuuciivu>y mu me slury ui niu ijutiiml ihu sclocs m a mg bruaucastmg station, and nut U jusl a bent.-, ul miividuai Idins. Uh sluiv is cun veined arc screen luvuur lies, Will Imy as li*c dncclur geueiui uiiiiuru xiiuiiioun as Die ce-.'pluini. managvt upturned prugtumme mivc iur io,- inc period ul une munth as t -lep iv..d.o. • p» ppmg ’ up tuu stu ituii s cut. 1 iubindiii, anti uimrmuq. itc.uii < iiaiiuivr as the dircclur : mmgii i.ui mm ailed in AlUillsl/ti a UIUC. ;.s Um bu.iciufj. Aimust everybuu) cibc lb a Headline stage ur radiu siU. ami each is presented in such a man ncr as Lu reveal lu the greatest pus ibic uuvdiiiuge his ur her reinaiKUljA eniurtammcijL talents. iu lucl U" "use ivuu.-. hkc a ‘ wlius whu’ - iu Lht cuierlammuiii wuri'i. Buch artists a--the iiiimilaoic tuiiiua duu Liapmm and Dwyer, wiiu>u records enjoy tr<‘ mendous ana whose name.in Australia arc huu.-ehold woids. Au other is Kunaid L' rauK.au, one cl Uu world’s tlescie.'l *wid must popular Luonuloguisls. T lie Uariylu cuusHis. popular cruuning trie, are cast a> three telephonists. Associated with “ Radio L’arudo” is an exclusive pic turial record ul' the Aluunl Everest ex peditioii. TAIHAPE GIRL’S SUCCESS MISS ELAINE HAMILL Aliss Elaine Hamill, daughter ul Air. and x\ns. J. U. llamirl, of Deen acclaimed un an sides oy Dm Sydney I’ress iur the periOrmaace she gave 111 Syuney recently in I'ainip lewis’ production ui “-i.be binning Hour,” wnicli was presented at Die Savcy Theatre io pu.cK.ed liuuscs. Said The Sun; ‘ Elanre Haiunl, uul ul - the blue, via New Zealand! Sydney sc.dum has Deen laced wild a icdu ing lady ready-made, ihcre have been manufactured ones, but nut one with all the natural graces. The Fragonard beauty, poise ciegunce and exquisite voice of Elaine liumill in ‘'lire Sliming Hour’ at the Sav,>y iheuliu, with un uncanny Knack ul getting ail hei iulleciiuiis jusl right, proclaim a real rising star. If xiustruiiu dues uul want her, London ur New YorK will hold out inviting arms. She probably gained her poise irom her experience of nursing alter (he Napier earthquake, but the rest is Nature's gill iu an actress burn.’’

One uf the hardest critics in Australia said; “The two main women's parts were played respectively by Elaine Hanuli and Sybil their scenes together were the highlights of the production. son’s excellent work is known already to most playgueis, but Llaine Hamill — a New Zealand gm—deserves to be better know:.. She has ability to lake her far.’’ Said The Telegraph: •’Winning a talkie star contest some 12 months ago, Aliss Hamill appeared in one Uiuesound film, but her appearance in ‘The Shining Hour’ should piove a stepping-stone to further successes. J.n a difficult rule she looked exquisite, ami played with increasing sincerity ao tl)c dramatic intensity ul. the play developed.” Miss Hamill joins the cast of Hie J.C. Williamson musical cumedy, “Roberta,” when it opens at His Majesty’s Theatre, Brisbane, oq Saturday evening. Aliss Hamill’s many friends in Taihajie will be pleased to learn of her success and will unite in extending their heartiest congratulations. HOCKEY NOTES The following are the fixtures for to-daj : Ladies’ Ganics. —Huiniai v. Whili Tama at 3 p.ni. (Airs, llajes and Air. F. Kevco). Men's Matches. —Rangeds v. Athletic at 2 p.m. (Messrs. Hamlin and Parker); Cults v. .J.'akeha at J.lo p.m. (Alcssrs. Lyons ami Greaves. GENERAL NEWS In all probability Air. Cooper, of the Agricultural Department, will be in Tailiape on July 24 to deliver au address on ragwort.