REGENT HAS THEM FOR AUGUST

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 168, 20 July 1935, Page 14

REGENT HAS THEM FOR AUGUST

August. “Girl of the LimberJoM. ' August 10; “The Scarlet I’iinpcrnal. with Leslie Howard and Atcrle Oberon. August 17: “Naughty Marietta,” with Jeanette .MacDonald and Nid.on Eddy. August _’4: William Rowell and Jean Harlow in “Reckless.” August 31; Wallace Beery in “West Point of the Air.”

Ida Lupino, blonde I’araniG-unt act ress imported from England, comes from a family that has been in the umusement world for more than 300 years. At the request of the board of managers of the Californian-Pacific. International Exposition at San Diego, Columbia Pictures has shipped to the Exposition several of the s-cts designed by Stephen Goosson, head of its Art Department, and used in the Grace Moore production, “Love Me l<"‘ever,” which ‘he star recently compteted. The seis shipped comprise Hie sitting-room, dressing-room, and hallway leading to the Cafe Marguerite, one of the most lavish settings in the picture. They "’ill be on display in the Motion Picture Hall of Fame.

\ i< tor •Sciicrizingcr. ijoled composer director who is m charge i-f Columbia s “Luve Mu Lorever,” has written a new song entitled “Whua,” a lox-trot which will be sung by Miss Moure, star in the picture. This is Scfvrt/.iiigur's second musical contributiu-u to the production, the first being the tillf • song, “Love Me Forever, ’ which he I write several weeks ago. It is « l ' bciicrlzingtr tradition to compost* a I sG-ng for every production he direct.*. ; He wrote, “Love Passes By,’’ and I “I'll Live in my Dream” for “Let's Live To-niglit,”’ the picture starring i Lillian Harvey ami Tullio Carmiiiati, lam) the tremendously popular “One Night of Love,” for Miss Moore’s last I production.