MAJESTIC THEATRE
TO-DAY AND TO-NIGHT. Full of action and thrills from start to finish, "The Maid of th'e Mounj tains" provides a wealth of romance ! for all Majestie Theatre patrons. j The story concerns the adventures of Baldasarre, bandit chief, who in response to poor villagers' entreaties for help'raids the castle one night on the oecasion of a ball where h'e holds I up the guests at pistol point" and rei lieves them of their jewels. He suc- ! eumbs to the charms of the Governor's daughter, Angela, and the pursuance of his amours leads to his near capture by soldiers who come to : the rescue. Teresa, in love with' the robber chief, is griefstricken when I Baldasarre fails to return and on setj ting out in an endeavour to rescue him j is herself captured and taken to the ! castle. j How Baldasarre, in order to rescue ! the maid, visits the retiring Governor disguised as his successor, Count Orj sina, is betrayed by the jealous Teresa, j and is eventually condemned to death on the arrival of the real Orsino, proj vides as thrilling and romantic an : entertainment as one eould wish for. ! Directed hy Lupino Lane, with the principal roles played hy Harry Welchman and Nancy Brown, "The Maid of the Mountains" is a screen offeihng which on no account should be missed.
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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 450, 7 February 1933, Page 7
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