"DANCING FEET”

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 80, Issue 88, 14 April 1938, Page 3

"DANCING FEET”

I i MUSICAL ROMANCE Gay. musical dancing romances are extensively popular with screen audiences to-day, a classic example being the success that attends the presentation of the Fred Astaire - Ginger Rogers productions. Now comes another sparkling romance with a brand-new dancing team that will have everybody on their toes with happiness. This is Republic Pictures’ "Dancing Feet,” with Eddie Nugent and Joan Marsh as the romantic dancing couple, Ben Lyon and Isobel Jewell heading the cast screening next Wednesday at the Regent Theatre. "Idol of the Crowds,” the Universal drama, on the same programme. offers a double-header of excitement. While a breath taking hockey game is going on inside of the Garden, a heart stopping taxicab crash takes place outside. The audience receives the two thrills in rapidfire succession.

"Gloves For Shirts.” Samuel Goldwyn was once a glove salesman. Archie Mayo, his ace director, once sold shirts. While their latest picture, "The Adventures of Marco Polo,” starring Gary Cooper and Sigrid Gurie, was being filmed .they disagreed over a scene. Said Goldwyn: "We'll never get anywhere. I'm trying to sell you gloves and you’re trying to sell me shirts!”

John Barrymore is playing a crazy amateur detective in "True Confession,” starring Carole Lombard and Fred Mac Murray. Una Merkel is also featured.