COLLEEN MOORE IN "OH KAY"—GAIETY DE LUXE.

Daily Telegraph (Napier), Volume 58, Issue 85, 13 May 1929, Page 2

COLLEEN MOORE IN "OH KAY"—GAIETY DE LUXE.

The Gaiefy de Lu\e Tlieatre. Napi >r. was well filled on tiatimlay night, aib. the large audi.nico was 'nnuo tliai; pleased with tlie wealth of cntcrtainment oflered. Collecn Motue has aluayi been a favourito witb Napier auaior.f'cs ancl the filni-loving publie ihrougliout ihe world, and in licr late«t suc ccscshc proves, if possiblo. cvcn nicue chaiming than ever liefore. Tlie iiim is entitled, "Oh Kuy," and corcainly n well up among thc best couiedie, j;roduced this year. The storv opens in England and coneludes in Long Jsland, a c-onsiderablo part of tlie time intervening being spent upon tlie higb seas, roma lice and advontuie com' miog to maintain tlio inferest of tlie spectators. ColIeen,_ in ihe title rolc, is presented as an independent yonng member of Britain's aristoerary tvlio goes a-sailing to forget brr appro.n li ing marriage. She is rescued by siung glers_ after being caugbt in a ' storm, and js taken to Anierira in rlirir ruin sbip. Numorous exciting iii'-idents nie a feature of tlie film, which is re.illy lmmorous in many paris. In addifion to this attraction there is ''Wln n l)uty C'atls."an opio of tlie. firo hrigade. and conccrning an aged fironian who is p -nsioned off after iniuring his lcg in an nnderground train sniash. Mngnificent firo scenes prove a spoclacular attraction in this film. and the ncrve-wrnclv ing tests through which rocruits ]i;n before initiation into Ihe luigade are shown with tlie utmosf realism Tlie east includes Rudolph Rittner. Ilelga Thomas, Henry Stuart, Curt Vesperman and Olga Tschechowa. and is altogether an unconnnon and intcrestt'ng prer-entation. Toificals. revidws and anothcr sensational i-hapter of "Tarznp tho Miglity" coneludes Ihe attractiyo current programme at ihe Gaiefy cle Luxe.