“THE MAN UPSTAIRS”
AT THE STRAND ON FRIDAY “The Man Upstairs,” the Warner Bros, classic of the screen, starring Monte Blue and released by Master
, Pictures, is opening at the Strand Theatre on Friday. This mystery drama is I based on ’ The : Agony Column," written by Earl : Derr Diggers, and i is said to be even j more riotous fun ; than “Seven Keys ito Baldpate,” the [famous success of • the same author, j Monte Blue plays 'a young man alone in London who is in search of ro-
mance. Dorothy Devore plays the pretty girl with whom he falls in love and woos by sending her a series of thrilling letters to satisfy her craving for adventure. Heinie Conklin plays a coloured servant, Helen Dunbar, Miss Devore’s aunt, and John Roche an army officer who helps give Monte some of the thrills which his imaginary murder provided for Dorothy DeRoy Del Ruth directed “The Man Upstairs,” for which E. T. Lowe, jun., wrote the scenario.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 65, 8 June 1927, Page 15
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