“THE THIRTEENTH CHAIR” AT THEATRE ROYAL.
“The Thirteanth Chair” heads the programme at the Theatre Royal this week, which is being celebrated as “birthday week.” Rivalling "The Thirteenth Chair” in interest are the glimpses of the test match at Dunedin. Flying snow and rain made photography difficult, but what is shown is most interesting and instructive. A fair idea of the trend of play can be obtained, even though the action is rather too fast. “The Thirteenth Chair” is a story of mystery and fake spiritualism, which combine to make it an absorbing film. In addition to the two features, an interesting programme of shots is screened.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 19107, 27 June 1930, Page 5
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