PARAMOUNT THEATRE.

Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 130, 28 November 1929, Page 15

PARAMOUNT THEATRE.

'The Terror," tho all-talking screen version of the popular Edgar Wallace play, will be ■shown finally to-night at the Paramount Theatre, i™ all-star cast includes May M'Avoy, Louise Jazenda, Edward Everett Horton, and Alec B. jPrancis. The locale is a dilapidated manor aiouso occupied by an aged doctor; His Olga lives with him—and his rlater guests make up a helter-skelter ;.or humanity scarcely ever seen outside rthe walls of a mad-house. Rumour ha 3it ;tnat the vast loot secured by a bank robbery ya secreted in tho house, and that the thief is Salso hidden there. Pandemonium breaks loose iwlien crooks, cops, hysterical ladies, and the frost are hounded by a fearful cloaked monUter known as "The Terror." Tho creepy, .laughable. Inexplicable happenings keep the f audience spellbound. Good supports are also .'screened.

; The Three Mucketesrs" of murder mystery will bo seen again at the Paramount •■Theatre, commencing to-morrow, when "The MJreene ■ Murder Case," a Paramount all-dia-logue mystery thriller, will be presented. This fp,,° iH', Ilam Powel1' E- H- Calvert, and jEugene Pallettc, who so successfully cleared »£ P 1? ?^' cry'n "Tn° Canary Murder Case." fSlnr'ni 1S p v de'^«ve, Calvert is the district [attorney of New York City who has confidence .m Powell, and Pallette is the practical-minded LSergeant Heath. In "The Cceene Murder :Casc three persons are killed and the number ; or suspects Is even greater than in "The Can??I y tl , Murder- With these three celebrities ':««.£V CICe? a, rc fourte«° supporting actors, -cr r4r e ? e^, haTherarScaSt^ :dridge, Ullrich Haupt, Jean Arthur" Gertrude" .Korman, Lowell Drew. Morean Parley, and