OPERA HOUSE

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 86, Issue 67, 20 March 1942, Page 3

OPERA HOUSE

A unique form of drama is disclose in “Suspicion,” RKO-Radio’s new pi< Lure, starring Cary Grant and Joa Fontaine, which screens at the Oper House to-day. The romance of a adventurer and an innocent heirej who is quite literally willing Io die 1<; him, makes the background of a stril< ing plot. Alfred Hitchcock directe< Dealing with the strange marriage i an unprincipled ne’er-do-well and loyal but imaginative heiress, RK( Radio’s “Suspicion" is said to be on of the most breath-taking offerings i many months. In bringing the stor to the screen, under the title, "Sm picion,” RKO-Radio producers cas Cary Grant as the adventurer an Joan Fontaine as the heroine. Th result is an unusual mystery romanc that gives the two stars their lines opportunities for emotional acting i date and offers a brand-new type o screen entertainment to theatre-goer! Sir Cedric Hardwicke, Nigel Brunt Dame May Whitty, Isobel Jean? Auriol Lee and Heather Angel hea the featured supporting cast. Th action takes place in the English countryside just before the curren war. In addition to “Suspicion,” on of the finest first-half programme

' seen for months will be screened, in- . eluding the Japanese bombing of i Darwin.