LOUISE MACK.
WEDNESDA Y AFTER NOON. The name of Louise Mack is a household one with all who take an interest iu the world of literature, and apart from her abilities as a writer her fame as a lecturer is universally known. During the recent war Miss Louise .Mack was intimately associated with the doings of the British Army in both France and Germany, for many months acting as war correspondent to the big English journals. In the Princess Theatre on Wednesday afternoon at 2.30 o’clock, this talented woman speaker will deal with the racial, military, economic and physic aspects of the greatest war in the world’s history. Her lecture will be given with the aid of beautiful motion" pictures, all of which are true and faithful reproductions of scenes witnessed by M iss Alack during her arduous experience as a war correspondent. Her lecture can be truly termed “ the most amazing recital in the world,’’ and it contains a phase of the world-wide struggle which we in this part of the universe are not acquainted with. Some of us have a fairly sound conception of the war and its effect on the human race, but the story that Miss Alack has to unfold will come as something new and wonderful .to her listeners'.
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Hokitika Guardian, 5 July 1920, Page 1
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214LOUISE MACK. Hokitika Guardian, 5 July 1920, Page 1
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