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Huntly Press and District Gazette, Volume XVIII, 13 November 1931, Page 3

Town Hall With the ‘‘Sound” Reputation. Westert%^%Electrk SOUND SYSTEM TO-NIGHT GARY COOPER JUNE COLLYER. —in— THE MAN FROM WYOMING Gary Cooper who scored such success in "The Virginian,” will be at the Town Hall to-night in a new and unusual romance. ‘The Man from Wyoming” is a stirring tale of war, love and daring deeds. Cooper is seen as a captain of the engineers plunged into the thick of ‘the big push/ June Collyer plays an ambulance driver and other favourites appear in the cast. Supports include “Cats Paw,” comedy, also Screen Song News etc., “King of the Wild” chapter 10 also shewing. 2.IS—SATURDAY—B p.m. Another Big British Comedy Riot RALPH LYNN and MARY BROUGH —in—- “ TONS OF MONEY ” Following the big success made : here by "Plunder” and “Rookery Nook,” the latest Aldwych Theatre comedy, "Tons of Money” will be presented at the Town Hall on Saturday next for one night only. Ralph Lynn, complete with eyeglass and smile is responsible for the laughs which fall thick and fast as “Tons of Money” unwinds. The story ol "Tons of Money” concerns Aubrey Allington, an inventor of high explosives, whose brilliance is such that one could easily imagine him mixing sug- ! ar with gun cotton and taking dynamite with his tea. He figures in a little blasting episode in order to lay full claim to a legacy of £150,000 and evade his army of creditors into the i bargain. As he was in the original London stage presentation Ralph Lynn is Aubrey in the British Dominions production, and, really, a more delicious, irresponsible, philandering, perfect ass never existed. A good supporting programme makes Saturday’s entertainment one of the best screened locally for some time. Bearing in mind the tremendous crowd which attended to see “Plunder,” the management suggests that patrons BOOK THEIR SEATS for “Tons of Money.” Phone Curran’s, 105. MONDAY. TUESDAY'—WEDNESDAY THURSDAY ANN HARDING, CLIVE BROOK CONRAD NAGEL, in ** EA S T LYNN E ” Commencing a four nights’ season next Monday at the Town Hall is the greatest dramatic triumph of any age. Mrs Henry Wood’s world known classic, “EAST LYNNE.” The surging drama of a woman who loved life—her husband—his friend. She had youth, beauty and security, a fine husband and a child she adored. Women envied her and men admired her. But the gods withheld the gift she craved—happiness. She sacrificed everything to find it. Was it worth it? Or was the price too high? There's only one “East Lynne,” and never before such a cast. Ann Harding, Conrad Nagel. Clive Brook. Plans for the entire four nights’ season are on view at Curran’s. BOOK NOW to avoid disappointment.