AMUSEMENTS

Hokitika Guardian, 1 August 1930, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS

EVCRYBODYS PICTURES.

ALL-TALKING. PICTURE,

‘‘TIJE LETTER.” i TO-NIGHT. One of Hi© finest cast's that lias n.assembled for an al;l-talking p.icis to be seen in tjie Paramount i picture, . “The Letter,” now at the Princess Theatre, v From the sensational drama of Somerset Maugham, it stars ,the greatest actress of the day, Jeanne Easels. In support afe 0. P. Heggie, an Australian, Reginald other stage celebrities of Broadway, whom you will; hear as' well ae see. Human xpaterial drajvn, on the most bizarre backgrounds:! of the: worlds Events, unusual and powerful, that ■ tear, at the emotions** inscene and diifipgiib jMj||ies j| G |f! ward on a series- b/ ekciting",grippingclimaxes. That’s W. Sojner|et, ■i ham's famous‘stage all-talking screen, ‘‘, l £he~fetter.?’ ’fhe action takes place, on' a!Tubbey plantation pn .the outskirts of.. Singapore. Miss Eageis pf;' ja planter. .She falls ! in .loveL -with ...la wastrel keeping.’up, ~the. sff%i,r„. f° r Several years, finding liowever, that he no 'longer cares-- for . her, she kills him. How the affair is finally cleared up and how the couple face , life again makes this one of the most interesting '■'stage plays ever filmed. All ,memlsirft*.sf. the >cast supporting Miss are " stage" ■ players, inaluding O. Hli: Heggie, Reginald Owen, Herbert Marshall. Jean d© Limur dir;ectediv: ? ■ •

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