REGENT THEATRE

Gisborne Times, Volume LXXIII, Issue 11767, 14 October 1932, Page 7

REGENT THEATRE

“THE ALAN WHO PLAYED GOD”

Those patrons who hav<_> not yet had the opportunity of seeing “The Man W(Jio Played God” featuring George Arliss, the renowned English actor, are reminded that to-night will mark the final presentation of this remarkable production. ROUBLE BILL TO-MORROW AdapLed for the screen by Baynard Voider, “Unashamed’’, the splendid new attraction, which will have its premiere presentation on. Saturday juts caused unprecedented interest throughout the world in that it is actually based oil « recent sensational .murder trial which received worldwide publicity some time ago. The story is that of a wealthy Pennsylvania 'Society youth, who shot the betrayer of his sister, the latter giving such damaging evidence against her own brother in the witness box that it seemed nothing could save hnn from The electric chair. A series of amazing eleventh hour events and a dramatic plea bv the district attorney on behalf of "Hie condemned yoy brings the girl finally to the realisation that her brother js keeping seen il to save her reputation and she tells the court the truth about the relations with the murdered man and saves the life of her brother at the expense of her own reputation. Helen Twelvetreos Robert Young, and Mu 11roe Owsley head a brilliant, cast, ,llie supports include a Laurel and Hardy oomccly, nows I’Gels, and a Mickey tho Mouse cartoon. -