SUBURBAN THEATRES

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 650, 30 April 1929, Page 19

SUBURBAN THEATRES

At the Princo Edward Theatre this evening the pictures will be “The Patriot” (Emil Jannings and Lewis Stone) and “A Woman Against the World” (Georgi© Idale). Eve Bentley’s Orchestra, formerly of the Strand Theatre, will play. The Capitol Theatre. Dominion Road, "ill screen “The Further Adventures the Flag Lieutenant” (Henry Edalso “Outcast” (Corinne Grif-,,-The Edendale Theatre will show *our Walls” (John Gilbert) and “The 5S ne ® Idol” (Bessie Love). Grey Lynn Cinema will show Home. James’* (Laura La Plante) and Avalanche” (Jack Holt). At the Parish Hall, Devonport, the futures to be shown this evening are •* a . Me Home” (Bebe Daniels), and As You Enter” (Louise Fazenda). opinion of Anne Nichols, the "ak °r ess ot the famous stage play, adio s Irish Rose,” the success that t, atten dca her work is primarily due Deo i fact that the tale is of ordinary thn? i ln Gv< ‘ry-day surroundings, and anrtv * las a basic theme of toleration tur b s nevolence - The Paramount pic--I, f* based on the play, was personD : supervised by Miss Nichols, and C hi*r rvf ‘ s fbe same atmosphere. The j. r Parts are played by Charles ternary Abi ® and Nancy CarroU “