RIALTO AND REGENT, EPSOM

Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 224, 10 December 1927, Page 18 (Supplement)

RIALTO AND REGENT, EPSOM

“LOVE’S GREATEST MISTAKE” The change of programme which commenced at the Rialto and Regent Theatres last night is one that should please as it opens with an interesting Gazette, then follows on with a splendid dramatic story entitled “Love’s Greatest Mistake,” featuring Evelyn Brent, who is well supported b* William Powell, James Hall and Josephine Dunn in a tale of New York and its gay white way, and the intrigues >f its shadowy night life as they come into the life of a little country girl After the interval the picture “Man Trap” will be shown from the story by Sinclair Lewis, starring Clara Bow, Ernest Torrence and Percy Marmont. Clara Bow takes the part of the little manicure girl who marries the main woodsman. She tires of the back country life and returns to the city, but finds she has married a man, who, although rough, is a real man, and is more than a match for this little flirt who smiles and sparkles all too dangerously upon other men. A big forest fire, the beautiful scenes of the lakes and country of Northern Canada are a feature of the part and make a delightful background to a gripping, sensational story. The final is the extra altraction the Tunney v. Dempsey fight picture. Patrons get the full two hours’ entertainment before this extra s^ lown - At the matinee to-morrow the full programme and the fight picture will be shown.