BRITANNIA
“RUBBER TIRES”
Multiply by ten the woes of a transcontinental party motoring overland in an up-to-date car and you will have some idea of the trials and tribuif - tions of a party of “tin can tourists * journeying from the Atlantic to tee Pacific in a motor-car of the vintage of 192 0.
“Rubber Tires,” Frank Condon's humorous story of the auto camps, which Alan Hale directed and wh’ch comes to the Britannia Theatre tonight. chronicles the troubles of Giich a party.
The story unfolds the experience of the Stacks, an impoverished New Y jrk family, who are motoring westward n an ancient car. Bessie Love has the leading feminine role, while Han is Ford is featured in the male
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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 179, 19 October 1927, Page 15
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