ENTERTAINMENT

Manawatu Herald, Volume LI, Issue 4472, 1 July 1930, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENT

Tn the role of .Miriam, a beautiful girl buffeted about by the Dorsum nml jet.sum of- life in San Francisco's tenderloin district, (online Griffith in “Outcast/' screening a I the Town Dali to-mor-iow evening, has a striking rote well suited to her indisputable acting ability. Tim story which has been so successful as a stage play tl.roughont the world, leads the pct’lalor from colourful London Scenes hack to the sordidness and luxury (hat is the almost unbelievable contrast presented l>v die underworld of the Golden Gate City. Edmund Lowe with his remarkable Ipertsonaliiy, and Louise Fnz'enda with her quaint humour lend I heir aid in making "Ouli-nsl” a splendid picture that is decidedly different. Also screening, '“She's a s Drl" (Comedy), “Cirafe of Panama'' (Serial), and News. Usual prices.

“Rebind llmi Curtain," Fox production of Ear! Derr Riggers’ famous best seller, will have its lirsl showing here on Saturday. This thrilling romnniie mystery, directed by Irving Cummings with Warner Baxter, Lois Moran uml Gilbert Ihnery In the leading roles, is said Li present to sight such strikingly pieiurcsqite backgrounds as London

streets, India's bazaars and villages, the sweep of I lie Persian desert and Man Francisco's ChinaI o wn. Beginning with a mysterious murder in a London barrister’s olli.ee, tin- aidimi swings lo India, where the tortured wife of a derelict, whom she suspects of the • ■rime, dees from him In her lirsl: love —and accompanies him on a i.iravan I rip across Ihe desert. I low she escapes, when pursued by her husband and a Scotland Yard man in an airplane, hides herself in San 'Franeiseo and finally limits happiness a Her a crashing climax, makes up a picture of absorbing intcresl.