Through Hell With O. Henry.

Hokitika Guardian, 8 July 1922, Page 1

Through Hell With O. Henry.

\ DRAMATIC STORY FROM REAL LIFE. Tlio secret and mysterious life-history :if the world’s most noted short-story writer —O. Henry—is at last being revealed. I'iuler the title of “Through the Gates of Hell with O. Henry.” Al Jennings—the companion of 0. Henry during five terrible years in gaol and “on the dodge” from the police in .Mexico—tells the story. This moving and dramatic tale from real life begins mi “Life” for July. “Through Hell with O. Henry is certainly u great magazine feature. As the New York Times says: “ft is a fundamental human document —terribly ghastly, shocking in its revelations of naked" human passions moving, pathetic, in its portrayal ol the redemptive forces of chastisement, probation and pardon.” . . . Julv “Life” is also nch in other line features—such as “The Return ol Clubfoot”—first section of a powerful new serial; ‘‘Ailventures of Sentter„„„d ” “Lepers of the Lonely Isle, “Bungs That Reach the Stars”—a simple miracle of wireless—and many .other splendid articles. “Life” is sold everywhere lor one sbillii)"' If it is unobtainable locally, send Is'to T. Shaw EitelieU. 370 SwansStreet. Melbourne, ami it will c „,e bv return. Ih’tter still, send bs im( | “Life” will be mailed you lor six months, beginning with Lily and cuvorin.r the series of “Through the Gates „f Hell with 0. Henry,” ami the now serial, “The Return of Clubfoot—the Spy.”