WAIPUKURAU THEATRE
"White Fang" — Friday aud Saturday TLe lawless north-country, vibrant with romance and drenchcd with drama, once again flashes across the screen in "White Fang," Jack London's tbrill-Jaden sequel to his "Call of the Wild," which opens at the Waipukurau Tbeatre 011 Friday night. Featuring an exceptional cast} headed by Michael Whalen and Jean Muir, and including Slim Summerville, Cbarles Winninger, the original "Cap'11 Henry" of radic fame, John Csirradine, Jane Darwell and Tbomas Beck, "White Fang" is a stirling story of adventure ranking witb the screen' s greatest outdoor dranias. Whalen,fresh frojn triumphant rules in "Professional Soldier" and "The Country Doctor," here has his . most ambitious parfc and gives promise of becoming one of the outstanding yoqng men of the screen. Jean Muir, loveher than ever in a setting as picturesque as her own beauty contributes a noteworthy performance, while the remainder of the cast is uniformly good. Slim Summerville and Oharles Winnmger j especially, deserve mention for their bilarious cotnic i-haracterisations
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 86, 28 April 1937, Page 3
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164WAIPUKURAU THEATRE Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 86, 28 April 1937, Page 3
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