RIALTO, AND REGENT, EPSOM

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 494, 25 October 1928, Page 16

RIALTO, AND REGENT, EPSOM

‘UNCLE TOM’S CABIN" The great story of “Uncle To Cabin” will be shown at the Regent (Epsom) Theatres this eveit.' The story is told most powering climax following climax until u great finale. Gripping drama entire one for the entire two hours of <C performance. lightened oecasWwith humour, especially the exec ’ comedy characters of Mona Rav K Topsy, Lucien Littlefield as Lai,"' Marks and Aileen Manning in her." of Aunt Ophelia. The leading roles, Eliza and G«rare splendidly portrayed by Mara.-' Fischer and Arthur Edmund Care George Siegmann gives a graphic trtrayal of the wicked Simon LegrrJames Lotve is a sympathetic and ' able Uncle Tom. NOW A RUSSIAN GIRL Renee Adoree has played every nationality on earth, from Irish girl in “Blarney,” to a miss in “Mr. Wu.” Her latest . unique; she plays a girl of a Rus s . Cossack tribe, in John Gilbert’s ns Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer spectacle, t Cossacks.” George Hill directed ;■ big production, with Ernest Torre:' and a notable cast. Within a few weeks, Maurice Chev: lier, the famous French music ha; artist whom Jesse L. Lasky. viepresident of Paramount, signed to contract during his recent Europe: trip, will be in Hollywood. Chevalier speaks English fluently, being almost as well-known on the London stage a> he is in Paris. He will be seen ana heard in the new Paramount sour: pictures.