NATIONAL AND LYRIC
“THE WHITE BLACK SHEEP” “The White Black Sheep,” starring Richard Barthelmess, coming to the National and Lyric Theatres this week, features a glorious free-for-all fight which involves more than one hundred men in a desert town cafe. In this mad scramble as it was enacted in the studio, several men were injured and the set itself practically demolished in an effort to get realism. The scene takes place in the city Kefr Saba, Northern Palestine, and serves to introduce Robert Kincairn (played by Richard Barthelmess) to Zelie, the Greek dancing girl (played by Patsy Ruth Miller), which is the beginning of one of. the most beautiful love stories ever told on the screen.
“The White Black Sheep” is a highly colourful story commencing in an aristocratic London home and ending in the adventurous desert atmosphere of the Near East.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 40, 10 May 1927, Page 15
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142NATIONAL AND LYRIC Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 40, 10 May 1927, Page 15
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