HUNTERVILLE
ST. JAMES’ THEATRE. HAPPIEST COMEDY. Although it has several dramaii*moment, “Vagabond Lady,” flu*, llai Roach M.G.M. feature comedy playing at St. Jarnos’ Theatre on Saturday, al 2 p.m. and 8 p.m., is in reality a remedy. For despite Hie seriousness of many situations in wiln-h flip various players are involved as the story unfolds, delightful humour is threaded throughout Ihe prodm-f ion, which was so deftly di reeled by Sain Taylor. Featured in a large ami imposing rasl are Robert Young, Evelyn Venable, Borton Churchill, Reginald Denny. Frank Craven ami others. The story concerns itself ttilh the romantic ml ventures of the scion of the House of Spear, one of ihc “first families." ami one whose undying mot In. “Dignity Always!” is carried lo such an extremity that it is respon sible for a number of untoward hap peni ngs.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 196, 22 August 1935, Page 3
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