GRAND AND LYRIC
“PARISIENNES” *'Parisiennes/* the Continental film now being shown at the Grand and Lyric Theatres, is a semi-cynical film on married life. It tells how an actress in the trammels of an unscrupulous playwright weds an old admirer, a doctor, in a fit of pique, and of course finds out that she really loves the playwright after all. To complicate matters, her sister loves the do« tor. How this amorous quartet t«* finally sort themselves out to their own and everyone’s satisfaction is to d in a deliciously piquant fashion, with many comedy moments intersperst-d with strong dramatic situations. Miles Mander plays the ' role of the pla> - wright, with Margit Manstad as tiie actress, while the parts of the doctor and the sister are taken by Louis Leryh and Jtilth Weyher. “My Friend From India.’’ the second big feature on both programmes, is a comedy-drama of Indian life, starring Klinor Fair and Franklyn Pangborn.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 800, 22 October 1929, Page 15
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156GRAND AND LYRIC Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 800, 22 October 1929, Page 15
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