ANOTHER PROTEST.
TO THE JiDITOK. Sir, — ''H.R.,'' in your last issue, bring 3 forward a timely protest ye revolting films at the local shows. I also was unfortunate enough to witness on Good Friday evenings what purported to be a realistic interpretation o£ the "World's Tragedy"— a truly awful attempt on a subject that should surely be left out of this business. The imprint of agony, the thiving- in of the nails, the spear thrust (outrageously pcurtrayed by very obviously made-up mummers) can only be termed a sacrilege. Immediately the iilm \raß shut off I heard objections against its presentation. It i.= certainly not elevating, and not the least bit in good taste. My protest.— l am, <>tc , M.E.H. Wellington, 13th April, 1911.
No. 13- I—What1 — What kind of a lawyer did you hove? No. 23— Wslli da jury vrta cut uvt> miautet,
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Evening Post, Volume LXXXI, Issue 90, 18 April 1911, Page 9
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143ANOTHER PROTEST. Evening Post, Volume LXXXI, Issue 90, 18 April 1911, Page 9
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