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Delight Evans' Reviews on Pages 52-53
Varsity Show
Warners
It's got that thing! This latest Dick Powell musical is sure to please the majority, and will wow the younger element of the land. Dick, with some good songs, fine romantic support from Rosemary Lane, comedy that's funny from Ted Healy, and novelties in the musical line from Fred Waring and his group, especially Johnny Davis, returns to his old college and plumps into a lively and youthfully gay time.
So moving we doubt you'll even wish the dialogue were in English instead of French. The dramatization of the tragic life, love, and death of Archduke Rudolph of Austria is" so vibrantly alive as acted by Charles Boyer, and the lovely Danielle Darrieux, as Marie Vetsera, you live in a world of true and entrancing illusion throughout its course. English titles clarify the dialogue. Notable. This is one you surely must see.
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Broadway Melody of 1938
M-G-M
The world's greatest feminine tap dancer (viz. Eleanor Powell), and Robert Taylor carry on a boy and girl romance to good •:unes, elaborate production numbers, and with attractive aid from George Murphy, Judy Garland — which two score heavily— Buddy Ebsen, Raymond Walburn, Sophie Tucker and many other bright names. Eye and ear entertainment done on an opulent scale. Not much story, but lots of show.
The Sheik Steps Out
Republic
As a welcome return vehicle for Ramon Novarro, absent from films nearly 3 years, this is glove-fitting movie romance. Ramon as the desert lothario tames a spoiled rich girl from America, then proves himself a count, no less, playing Arab for the tun of it. Lola Lane, Gene Lockhart and others do good jobs, and Novarro will delight his old friends in the audience. There's good entertainment in this typical sheik story.
Love Under Fire
20th CenturyFox
Pops away with incident at a machine gun pace, and sure for a diverting evening at the theatre. Loretta Young and Don Ameche share iionors in a melodramatic comedy about stolen jewels — Don the Scotland Yard chap, and Loretta the suspect he pursues to war-ridden Spain — questionable choice for a comedy locale, but the yarn moves so fast you forget all that. Finely supported, the stars are corking in this.
The Life of the Party
RKORadio
Well, anyway it's a big party. There's Joe Penner, Parkvakarkus, Victor Moore, Helen Broderick, to make a quartette of comedians, and Gene Raymond and Harriet Hilliard for romance — and song too. Even Gene croons a couple of tunes. The story is verv much musical comedy. Gene is a rich boy" who'll lose his inheritance if he marries, and Harriet's mother wants her to marry money rather than be a singer. Fairish.