HAWERA ATTRACTIONS

Hawera Star, Volume LIV, 12 September 1935, Page 8

HAWERA ATTRACTIONS

FILMS FOR THE COMING- WEEK OPERA-HOUSE - September 12 & 13—. ‘‘ Abdul the. Damned” (Fritz Kortner, Adrienne Aniefs and Nils Asther). September' 14 & ' H>—“Ruggles of Red Gap" >(Charles Laughtoii, -Alary Boland and Charlie Buggies). y • September 17 &jlB— Nbvarro-and Evelyn Lave). GRAND THEATRE. September-12 & 13 — “There Goes Susie” (Gene Gerrard and Wendy Barrie) and ‘‘The Man I Want.” Septemlj&f 1-1; $ U>rr-. . 1 I.Chau yu London” - |Warnpr plahd uncl -iiona ; Barrie). , . September 17 IS — “The Dragon Murder Case” (Warren William and Margaret Lindsay).

Ramon Novarro. Ramon Novarro, who plays the romantic young . archduke in ,Met-io-Goldwyn-Mayer’s Viennese musical, “The Night is Young,” coming -on Tuesday and Wednesday to the Opera House, was- born in Durango, Mexico, February (5. - Ho studied for opera; then, in silent pictures, won stardom, and with the advent of sound became the screen’s foremost • singing star. Among his successes are “The Pagan,” “The Barbarian,” “Mata Hara” and “The Cat and the Fiddle.” Wendy Barrie. - ' "-AVC- . Wendy Barrie, who plays the feminine the/' roman tie coincdv, “ There Goes Susie, ” is" much sought after by British film .studios. This slim,-green-eyed, vivacious, young actress spent most of her early days in Hong Kong, which is really her home. Her father, F. C. Jenkin, K.C., is a barrister of repute,• and has,^practised