RIALTO AND REGENT, EPSOM

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 805, 28 October 1929, Page 14

RIALTO AND REGENT, EPSOM

“A MAN’S MAN” William Haines, a film actor remembered for his clever portrayals of the cheeky” type of American youth, is the star of “A Man’s Man.” the new him to be presented at both the Rialto (Newmarket) and Regent (Epsom) Theatres today. Using a complete reproduction of the forecourt of the famous Chinese theatre in Hollywood, mecca of the stars on the occasion of the brilliant world premiere of "The Broadway Melody, and the typical crowds of such an event, James Cruze, the direc,t°?’ -,^ a^F ed ._ a sensa tional opening for Man s Man.” So accurately was it done that one cannot tell where the real scenes, filmed at the theatre, and the acted scenes, made for the purpose of the drama, begin and end. “A Man’s Man presents Josephine Dunn, Mae and Sam Hard*- in the support-

The Ringer,” the second feature, is an exciting tale based on Edgar Walio C Jt S * fan \?^ 3 play and made by a ers** we^“*cnown London stage play-