MAJESTIC THEATRE
THE ARGYLL CASE”
“The Argyle Case/’ the attraction now allowing at the Majestic Theatre has been described as the greatest detective play ever filmed. The great question that confronts the muster criminal investigator is', was Mary Morgan guilty of the murder of John Argyle f Every clue points to her being tho slayer, her handkerchief is found near the body. She refuses to answer any questions, and when glu* does tell a story, that is quickly dis. proved- John Argyle was a millionaire. unscrupulous and hard- Many people hated and feared him and would have killed him if given the chance. But in his own iiouse behind locked doors at midnight, ho was struck down bn an unseen hand. This is a most thfilling, baffling story that will hold the audience spellbound. Thomas Meighan makes a welcome return as the famous detective, Alex-ander-Kayfou. and 11, B. Warner and Lila Leo hcau a brilliant supporting company. The latest Sound fsews and varied featurettes are also screened.
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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXII, Issue 11450, 26 February 1931, Page 7
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