THE PRINCESS
“LAND BEYOND THE LAW” H. J. Brown, director of “The T Beyond the Law,” now showing Princess Theatre, brought his comnV' back to Hollywood recently after” 10 ’ eral weeks on location near Taft fornia. < ' a "- The troupe, headed by Ken llavea« went through one of the most VZp location trips known to any fii m 14 pany, camping out through four d™ 0 " of the worst rain storms in the h tory of California. With bridges be washed out, houses and tents down newly-created rivers, and no 1 up in the constant downpour for mSI than ninety-six hours, it was no matter for anyone to keep humoured and work effectively. Maynard and his supporting com. pany, including Dorothy Dn-an Tom Santschi, Noah Toung, Gibson’Rom land, little Billy Butts and the oth«, took the ”floed” as a great adventum and kept up their good spirits durtar the time they were prevented from working. They pitched in with a yon to aid those residents of the neigh 1 bouring towns who were injured fiaaa’ daily or physically, some being main homeless, and didn’t find a dull nsomem on their hands as a result. ™
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Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 142, 6 September 1927, Page 14
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