AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 2 August 1930, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS.

EVERYBODYS PICTURES. . i ALL-TALKING PICTURE. .1; “THE LETTER.” | ;• Tp-NIGIiT. 'Onfe,) of. 'th© finest pasts , that lias been" assembled for an all-talking picture is to be se'en in the Paramount picture; “The .Letter,’’ now at the drama of Soinerset Maugham, it stars the greatest American actress of the ,day, Jeanne Eagiels. In support are O. P: an Australian, Reginald Owcn : Herbert Marshall and other Broadway, whom yajh will hear as. well: as see. Human material, drawn pn .the, most bizarre ' of -the world. •Events, -iiitusutiTi and/ -powerful, that tear Drama in scene and dialogue that pushes forward on^wM’-ies^efexciting,‘-gripping climaxefp| Maughapi’s flfa@e-IplayV''noW'on the all-talking screen,.^‘.^^e,,Jiet < ter.” The action takes plan&& tion on ' the outskirts of Singapore. Miss EagelsLupoHrayp ' the ivife ; of " a'planter. She falls in love with a wastrel keeping for several years.,, jThdihg_.jiowever, that' he nofonger cares Jor her, she kills him. How Iher affair- is finally clearer!, again makes this brie'6f the most interesting stage plays ever filmed. All members of the cast supporting Miss "''Tr^jelS' r afe' i - J '‘:-stage players, inaluding , Re.ginald : Owen, Herbert : Marshall ; ’ Jean d« timur directed. >• $ A good supporting series will also ;;i=be shown to-night including the new 1 serial. • “ ' ” v ;’•/ Prices, Circle 2s, Stalls :1s 6d, t,children under 12 6d. r . v .. .