REGENT THEATRE.
ANTARCTIC THRILLS IN “THE LOST ZEPPELIN.” Just one big thrill after another, with love and adventure crowded in, is the way Cinema Art Films’ all-talk-ing special, “The Lost Zeppelin,” is described. This great production, with Conway Tearle, Virginia Valli and Ricardo Cortez, heading a distinguished east, will be seen at the Regent Theatre for two nigjhts commencing tonight. j Tearle takes the part of the Zeppelin Commander who, on the eve of starting for the Antarctic regions learns that his wife is in love with his chief aide on the expedition. When the Zeppelin gets near the South Polp it is wrecked. All of those on board except the Commander and Ms aide perish. An aeroplane, having picked up 1 distress signals from the expedition before the huge dirigible was wrecked,, reaches the scene and there is room in it for only one passenger. The commander insists that his aide go back to safety, believing this will bring happiness to his wife. The ending of the picture is filled with surprises.
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Horowhenua Chronicle, 8 January 1931, Page 4
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173REGENT THEATRE. Horowhenua Chronicle, 8 January 1931, Page 4
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