ENTERTAINMENTS

Manawatu Standard, Volume LII, Issue 246, 16 September 1932, Page 3

ENTERTAINMENTS

A fine story, brilliant acting and marvellous photography are only some of the many technical highlights in British Dominions latest all talking film, “The Speckled Band,’’ coming to the Kosv Theatre to-morrow. The story of tho lihn is adapted from Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s greatest masterpiece of the same name. A east composed of English players includes Raymond Massey, ns tho modern conception of Sherlock Holmes, Lyn Harding, At hole Stowart, and Anglea Baddcley as the beauty in distress. Tho supporting programme includes episode two of the new serial, “Tho Air Mail Mystery.” Marie Lohr, one of London’s best-loved actressos, has a lending part in Paramount’s film version of Frederick Lonsdale’s “Aren’t Wo All?” which commences at tho Regent Theatre’s matinee to-morrow. Her brilliant personality and strikingly beautiful voice can envelop even tho dullest of parts with something of her own fascination, but when she has a part such as that of Lady Frinton in “Aren't Wo All?” a distinct triumph may bo expected. Gcrtrudo Lawrence, Hugh Wakefield, Owen Narcs, Harold Huth, Renco Gadd. Rita Page, Aubrey Mather and Emily Fitzrov are in tho cast.

“Huddle,” showing at tho Palace Theatre to-morrow, is a picture of American University life, starring Ramon Navarro who is Tony Armatto, an Italian, who has to fight }iis way through many misunderstandings to victory. Views of Ireland and the Eucharistic Congress at Dublin will also bo shown.