ENTERTAINMENTS
’ ' OPERA HOUSE"—TO-NIGHT. “Temple Tower,” a real red-blooded mystery play featuring Kenneth MacKenna, Marceline Day and Henry B. WtiltHall, will be screened to-night. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. 9rl4ging a new film ‘“find” to the speaking screen in Marion Lessing, who plays the role of the German secret service heroine, “The Seas Beneath,” to be screened at Wednesday's matliiee, evening and Thursday. A stirring story of the war against the U-boats, the picture deftly Interweaves a phique romance together with its vivid presentation of life on and under the waves, and the result is one of the finest offerings that has ever bebn shown here.
■Using a big schooner and two American submarines, one masquerading as a German vessel, as the background against which much of the action takes place. George O’Brien has the masculine lead, and the cast includes Warren Hymer, John Loder, William Collier, Sr., Walter C. Kelly, Gaylord Pendleton, Larry Kent and Mona Mafls.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 27 October 1931, Page 8
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155ENTERTAINMENTS Greymouth Evening Star, 27 October 1931, Page 8
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