Rill-cm*sr.”ler. but i ed itdcoil An.superbly, the use of sound is of Hy* startling originality, and the wholeJohn Gielgud, the famous British actor whose Hsmlet was a sensation in New York this4will I. HCi. . H. Jro1 “Secret Agent ” the Gauraont- m,s„„ , Flritish film which v ill be show n viewre* I-,us at the Capitol theatre here Wed* 1€a!rge nesday and Thursday Is a disting* ‘of uished picture for several reasons. are First, it is the creation of Alfred ! ^*£• Hitchcock, one of the great direc* j,, , •ys* tors of the day. In every depart*ment of the art, he is almost with- To de* out a rival. In this film, tht prob* yns1 *n lerns of exposition are handledT1M rs.ernirs- narrative runs along with that )cum swift rhythm which motion pic*d* tures have at their best. E|eaToo, the film will bring most ^|uj,of us here our first view ofT1t h eheldwa ofas oftthesoil tilynly , , „ .,te(j who gtves us one of his finest per- t Collfin* formanc«* as the secret agent. | Circseason.Finally, It features Peter LorreGuyune“*■ OADICTlliCiiColleH I CiOt