KING’S THEATRE

Gisborne Times, Volume LXXXIV, Issue 12867, 22 May 1936, Page 6

KING’S THEATRE

“PASSING OF THE THIRD FLUOR BACK.” in “Tim Passing of ill j Third Floor Back,” the briil’ant GaumoritJp'itish picturo now showing at the King Theatre, the rebellion of the little maid servant ’Stasia against a harsh fate is made the motive for a series of incidents and told with discerning frankness and simplicity. Each of the guests to be succumbing to evil desires, and Wright’s attack upon ’Stasia leads to his death at the hands of an intincrant music’an ’Stasia and th j Stranger are in turn suspected of being concerned in tin crime, but the dying musician confesses. They go on to find the Stranger. but only ’Stasia sres him go in the dim light of early morning. Conrad Veidt plays the Stranger, with gentle symiiath.v. Frank Collier. :s seen as Wright. R.utrix Lehmann as Aliss Kite, and Rene Rav as ’Stasia.