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“NOT QUITE A LADY” An unusual story telling of a pm: cabaret dancer's adventures in socie: and how it ruined her life's liappines is told in vivid realism in the Britii International picture, “Not Quite Lady,’ now being screened at tr Grand Theatre. The picture was adanted f«r screen from St. John Hankin’s celebrated stage play, “The Cassilis Engagement,” and was directed by Thomas Bentley. Mabel Boulton, who appears in the stellar role, is supported by Barbara Gott, who gives a wonderful portrayal ’ as the another of the little dancer, Maurice Braddell and Janet Alexander. Miss Pouton is a charming, vivacious persons ity, who is acclaimed by critics i being one of England’s finest pictur actresses. “Tempest,” the fine story of Rusin revolution, is the second picture. John Barrymore is seen as a Russ; ' officer in love with a beautiful princess, portrayed by Camilla Horn.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 579, 4 February 1929, Page 14
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146GRAND Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 579, 4 February 1929, Page 14
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