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“SIDE STREET” TOMORROW The current programme at the Strand Theatre, which has delighted audiences during the past week, will have its finat presentation there this evening. This is headed by “Honky Tonk.” the talkie of New York night club life, starring Sophie Tucker, and its accompanying programme. Heralded by critics as one of the outstanding films of the year, “Side Street.” Radio Pictures’ all-talking melodrama, opens tomorrow at the Strand Theatre. Unusual interest centres in the fact that in “Side Street.” the three Moore Brothers — Tom, Matt and Owen —appear costarred for the first time in their long screen careers. The story provides an admirable characterisation for each of the three stars. It concerns a family of moderate circumstances living in New York City. Tom is a policeman. Matt an ambulance surgeon. and Owen a racketeer, who carefu'ly hides from his family his method of livelihood. Eventually. Tom is called iipuii to round up the gang of which Owen is the head. ’When the latter finds he has ordered his lieutenants to take his own brother “for a ride” he beats Tom to the rendezvous, and pays with his own life. It is one of the most gripping and sensational climaxes ever portrayed. In addition to the Moore Brothers, the cast includes Kathryn Perry, wife of Owen Moore, Emma Dunn, Frank Sheridan. Walter McNamara, Mildred Harris and Dan Wolheim.
Measure your facial beauty by the yard stick. In this way women are able to ascertain if they are correctly proportioned and if not they will be able to choose styles that will give features the appearance of having the right contours. Greta Garbo, star of “Anna Christie,” is favoured with perfectly proportioned features, the length of her - forehead equalling the line of her nose and that from the bottom of her nose to her chin. The length of Miss Garbo’s eyes also show the same distance as the space between the two inner corners of her eyes. For this reason the severe styles she favours are becoming to her. emphasising her features and revealing them in a clear-cut
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Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1020, 10 July 1930, Page 14
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349STRAND Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1020, 10 July 1930, Page 14
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