AMUSEMENTS

Grey River Argus, 22 October 1934, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS

OPERA HOUSE TO-NIGHT AND 4 TUESDAY. 1 wo excellent pictures wil be screened to-night and Tuesday. Paramount’s picturisation of E. Phillip Oppenheim’s * Midnight Club.’’ melodramatic story of an American detective’s attempt to break up a London jewel-theft ring, with Clive Brook. George Raft, Alison Skipworth and Helen Vinson in featured roles. The story moves from a supper club which a gang uses as a ‘blind” to salons where lords and ladies foregather, and Then to the haunts of the underworld. Raft’s plans as detective go cxactl v as he has vis ua»i rd them. After he demonstrates t<» the ring that he is as skilled crook as they are, thev weloome Only a few weeks with them, he thinks will be necessary to get evidence. But then he realises he ha s fallen in love with Mis* Vinson. The other feature is a comedy romance of the ‘‘Gold Diggers’’ of New A ork pnd stars Neil Hamilton and .Tune Knight. Reservations may made at the Opera House V Phone 393.