PALACE THEATRE.
‘‘ALIAS THE LONE WOLF” . * If you like mystery drama, you’re going to enthuse over “Alias the one ‘ Wolf” ’ tHe Columbia-Master picture/ closing to-night at* the Palace. It hag all ‘ the allure and ’ ‘ intrigue that are associated with Stealthy "figures .'moving; in the dark; menacing shadows, and plotting and counterplotting. The /, thrill si . are many. The .major parii;(bf -the actiofi takes place on an ocean liner. The Heroine, Eve do Montalais (Lois Wilson), is smuggling a valuable collection of- jewel 3 into - the' United States.' It is her intention to vthem for 'ali she -can get:/(The sum realised isfto go-. towards Yrestifution for a large sum' : of mpney that her brother has embezzled. ’But'talas for the best laid plains;; etc. -’The knowledge that Mias>De '-Montalais has' in her possession /a’ king's’ ransom 'in jewels 16. shared -by-'a-/gang of desperate' and thieves, who have taken .passage on the shme boat in order to filch them from her: Alfcoion board-is Michael Lau-' yard-, “The 'Loric Wolf.” • (Bert Lytell), who vis 'known ; ’ag one ‘of the ’ most daring adventurers on /the ebrip fcinent/ Altogether- "‘JAliasrlhb ' Lone Wolf” cari'be set-down’’as-’a -worthy screen "■ /V •
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Gisborne Times, Volume LXVIII, Issue 10743, 14 November 1928, Page 6
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190PALACE THEATRE. Gisborne Times, Volume LXVIII, Issue 10743, 14 November 1928, Page 6
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