ENTERTAINMENT.

Manawatu Herald, Volume LI, Issue 4408, 30 January 1930, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENT.

TOWN HALL. The. Town Ilall Cabaret is offering to its patrons to-night a new and dramatic Fox Films production,

"The Veiled Woman,” which is said to be one of flic most interesting pictures made at the -Fox studio this year. It is an absorbing story of Parisian life and types, directed by Emmett Flynn, who numbers among bis directorial successes “A Connecticut Yankee” and “Monte Cristo.” The east is a brilliant one headed by two newcomers, Lin .Torn, a Brazilian beauty, and Paul Yiiieenti, a young Hungarian, for both of whom a most sueeessfn! future is predicted. There are also a number of noted screen playi rs, including .Maude George, Walter AfeGrail, Ivan Lehedelf. Josef Swickard, Kenneth Thomson and Andre Clieron. “The Veiled Woman” is a picture that should no! he missed. With comedy, News and Scenic. Cabaret prices. No pictures will be screened on Friday. An interesting announcement is made regarding the appearance of the Australian star, Cyril AlcLfiglen, who has won a name for liim-.-.rlf ill British films. He is to appear in the screen version of Phillip McDonald’s “Patrol" as the British. Sergeant of a small Cavalry Patrol which through the death of its officer becomes stranded in the merciless (Sahara. “The Lost Patrol" will he shown at the Town Hall next Saturday.