“THUNDERBOLT” WILL COMMENCE ON MONDAY AT CRYSTAL PALACE.
-Picturse George Bancroft ® tarre d in— Dodks of New York,” "The Wolf of Wall Street, and Thunderbolt.” And the »-bTb S i °t ,h i sc ls •Thunderbolt" which has been booked to commence a "? as / m r!!, rr y Kt! ;’ Palace Talkies next Thunderbolt” is the story of a gentleman killer," a polite blackguard , cha r"' ln * taste in ladies (Fav . is hia choice), and a brutal T, ere , intr >Jders are concerned. Richard Arlen is the essential third side of this triangle, and if this eternal flgint _ eresti ng in any place, it is prodlrtmsly so in this very sinister and com drama of the lower stratum of Fo J locale, aheme and characters, “Thunderbolt” never becomes less than a grim page from life; Jt is not sordid, nor tragic, but a powerful delineation Of life in New York's negro quarter, and in Sing Sing. The is unusual and strong; but George Bancroft's acting is quite thte most remarkable feature in “Thunderbolt.” b i OX x> plans^are now open at The Bristol Piano Company, where seats
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 18937, 6 December 1929, Page 7
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