AMUSEMENTS.
jaf j “SONW.” .AIOXDAV. | Diehard liarthelemoss. the mini wii played 11:o hero's part in tlie grpe. Griffith production ‘'Way Down Dast' will ho seen again in Monday night' pa programme at the Princess Theatre >tC| H* (days a double role the parts o H “Sonny" (Charles Cr< >sb\) and Joi l Vtf-rs iii (.‘oorsj;t* V. Hobart** dram; of motherless manliood ‘‘Sonny.” Tin *3 story of a boy ivlio took a dead buddy*: place i:i a Mind mother's heart an< H hated to tell a lie. True as - Tol'al.h David" hut dilforent! 'Co the point o m perfection he tarries his portrayal ol H i uiotlrer-less-niaiiliood. trying—lying- t< •a J hold the love of the woman who callj him “.Sonny." It .stands among tin |y most human plays and as one of the ps greatest individual triumphs ever y radiated from the s'-reen. A splendid 1) supporting series will also lie sliutvn.
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Hokitika Guardian, 27 April 1923, Page 1
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152AMUSEMENTS. Hokitika Guardian, 27 April 1923, Page 1
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