EDENDALE CINEMA
“LOVERS?” Edendale Cinema this week has a drama of two lovers woven into a de - lightful story, and after seeing: *t ore is satisfied that the world will die before lovers will cease to be. “Lovers?” will be given its initial presentation at this theatre to-night, and promises to be a big draw. Ramon Novarro and Alice Terry, as the lovers, give a masterful interpretation. The supporting cast is
excellent and consists of picked artists. In “Lovers?” there is something quite new as far as plot goes. It possesses an undeniable interest and charm, and is certainly not without action. The duel scene, where a man fights for the honour of a woman, is most realistic and cleverly executed. The idle tongue of gossip is what the story hinges on, and the irreparable damage that can be done to a good woman's name by scandal is vividly brought out. To say more would spoil a great production.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 168, 6 October 1927, Page 17
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159EDENDALE CINEMA Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 168, 6 October 1927, Page 17
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