WAIPAWA REGENT TALKIES.

Waipawa Mail, Volume LIII, Issue 53, 22 January 1932, Page 2

WAIPAWA REGENT TALKIES.

“DISHONORED.” TO-MORROW, AT 2.30 AND 8. Talk is about to start again.... Marlene Dietrich is back at the Regent Talkies in a picture that is hound to startle film audiences even more than her original opus, “Morocco.” The picture is “Dishonored,” in which this surprising woman is cast as an Austrian spy in war-time, playing a reckless and dangerous game, spurred by a patriotic purpose, with love as the ever imminent threat to safety. It is said the facts were taken from the life adventure of one of the war’s most glamorous spies. Marlene Dietrich gives glamorous interpretation to its sometimes subtle, always exciting, chief character. Beautiful, clever, disillusioned, the amazing actress plays men at their own game, and wins, until one reckless, mocking young officer throws love into the game—and then? Then comes the smashing surprise climax which makes “Dishonored” the tbrobbinglv great drama it is. Victor McLaglen is cast as the mocking young officer, while others in the east are Warner Oland, Barry Norton, Lew Cody, etc. Supports include Fox News; cartoon, “Alexander’s Ragtime Band”; comedy, “Gents of Leisure,” etc. Reserve your seats at Annand’s, ’phone 49. There’s no better show- than the Regent Talkies.