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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 826, 21 November 1929, Page 15

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•BEHIND THAT CURTAIN” • Behind That Curtain." Karl Itcrr j JBiguers’s romantic Scotland laiU) nivstory story, is rated as one oL the i season's “live best sellers. bow 11 . lias been made into an alltalkaig , special bv Fox and is having a most successful season at the h-trand Th.-iir.. W arner Baxter. Gols -Moran ind Hilbert Finery are featured under ■ Irving Cummings’s direction. ! Running counter to the mystery element is a. generous love theme. of which the principals are Miss Moran and Air. Baxter. swift Tlie picture preserves the s« lit movement, tiie thrill of m> st-. ly < ' the tender romance that have made -Behind That Furtain such a success, as a novel. Baxter is superb, sut- . pm performances in In Old ’vriiona” and -Through Different - Mi-s Moran is all that could be ask. .1 *b> th. most exacting tl.eat. - --oer. while some ot the Vai, • punches of the Him are provided b> ljl \rnong the entertaining short talkie supports om the same programme m a movietone record ot the reco nt M,l- . 'up. an ail-talking eomeaj. a r,_ Y Movietone News and a short typical address by Pav id Lloyd George. \s -L number of film producers are no longer making silent versions of their talkie productions, it is hkclj that sliortlv the silent screen will bo 1 thins of th. past. “Bulldog Drummo' - " the all-talking drama, has no Sent' version. Baaed on the weUVonwn k bv “Sapper, the produck is regarded as the finest example nx .. ■' i» yo.m.in . - “rfect for the audible •• K* rd< .olman - is known by alscreen. Golman. as Knslishman who most e\ci _ • - stage experience and ”ew Tort. In “Bulllf“Tn Venn "n 1 who 'makc'-Var debut ’in 'talking pictures.