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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 2135, 1 June 1920, Page 1 (Supplement)

Exclusively * jsgjv V9B\ET I?O'PICTURE/ 5 I 7^.'/ a A Co PROBATION y 7 /m i'ifiS m. ef nd pSi® ts b 23 1 X ks m Tieledi lantebn m SornrMinf^hoaf Thel?ed Lantern {mu.<d! Drama g/* a c J/ious3nd %)ehV/ifs THE RED LANTERN- is a play of mysterious China that gives Nazimova. the star of unfathomable depths, a dual role which reveals the tremendous range of her rare artistry, it is a play of deep undercurrents, telling the story of an Eurasian girl— the daughter of two races—who feels the eternal conflict of the alien bloods forever raying within her soul. It is a theme to wake the pulses of the heart and fill the imagination with the uresis hide lure of secret Asia—with a splendor like the day and a mystery like die night, where the dancing shadows of the red lantern light seem peopled with tin* thousand and one malignant devils which forever haunt those mystic and enigmatic people of the East, The play r< •sounds with harh.mc melody and k'lmvs with the gorgeous and varying hues of ihr )neni. MM 1 From the Famous Novel by Edith Wherry, published by Bodlcy Head Scenario by June Mathis and Albert Capcllani Differed by Albert Copellanl .Si* m Photographed by Eugene Gaudio Art interiors by Henri Mcncssiet 1 m p?> Produced under persona/ supervision of Maxwell Karcf.h Director Genera/ m