GRAND AND LYRIC
“TRENT’S LAST CASE” •'Trent’s Last Case.” the exciting mystery drama, is now at the Grand and Lyric Theatres. The audience is set upon many a .vmh false trail, and it
false trail, ana it is not until the final scenes are reached that the suspense is lessened. The story is that of a fiendish husband who, misconstruing his wife's affection for his secretary, plans to have the man accused of attempted rrmjrder. His plans go astray and he himself
is found dead. ... , . . "Street Angrel,” which is also _bem fc shown, is a beautiful story of Naples starring Janet Gaynor and Charles Farrell. X C is announced that Archibald JCettlefold, who is one of the successful pioneers of the British film industry has decided to enlarge his already fine studios at Walton-on-Thames at a cost of several hundred thousand pounds, and it will be equipped with sound stages for making talking films. -Would You Believe It" has just been completed at these«tudios. and the first production at the remodelled studios will be "Lavender Lao. starring M,,be! Poulton and directed by Walter horde.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 673, 27 May 1929, Page 15
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184GRAND AND LYRIC Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 673, 27 May 1929, Page 15
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