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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 125, 17 August 1927, Page 15

“The Lope Wolf Returns,” the Master picture announced for early release 13 a thrilling melodrama of the fifth and last of the wonderful "Lone Wolf” mystery tales by Louis J. Vance, directed by Ralph Ince. Bert Lytell, who created the character of the Lone. Wolf 'or the screen some years ago, plays the title role accompanied by Billy in the role of Marcie Mayfair. The picture moves at an astonishingly JJPPy tempo from the moment that the radio message of the Lone Wolf’s return flashes over the country, and t*ert Lytell, as Michael Lanyard, reformed crook, begins to play hide and seek with well-meaning operatives.

The year of 1927 is slipping quickly and already the leading Hollywood studios have commenced on their Production schedules for the 1927-28 season. it will be some time before . see anything of these pictures, and ln the meantime there are those just recently completed to see and enjoy, fhe inimitable Lon Chaney has completed “Mr. Wu,” to be quickly followed by “The Unknown.” John Gilc>er « a 3 completed “Twelve Miles p l *” in which Joan Crawford and etty Compson also appear. Marion *y ies will desert the flowing skirts ha glorious gowns of former roles to in the role of a modern flapper n *Tillie the Toiler.” Matt Moore, Fawcett and Gertrude Short aiso appear. Karl Dane, of “The Big aJIu co-star with George K. in “Rookies,” a comedy of a ' JJJfry training camp. Ramon Noin Pi a >' opposite Alice Terry v hovers,” and Pauline Starke will seen in “Women Love Diamonds.”