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"GOD’S OWN COUNTRY’’ ON THURSDAY A beautiful mosaic of North America. “Back to God's Country.” starring Renee Adoree, will be shown at Everybody's on Thursday in addition to ‘‘Brigadier Gerard.*’ Flenee Adoree again proves that she is one of filmdom’s leading stars. She is a remarkable actress and possesses a pert and fascinating French personality which fits in well with her French-Canadian role in this Universal production. Robert Frazer is equally deserving of praise for his successful efforts in a difficult part. Mitchell Lewis, whom we have long known as a deep-dyed villain, plays a sympathetic role in this picture and does astoundingly well, proving that a good actor can essay any type of characterisation. Walter Long glowers and plots well as the unscrupulous ship captain. James Oliver Curwood has served up a story which is an intensely dramatic tale of the snow country, whirlwind in action and rousing in emotional power. Ke::, the famous equine film star, will sliortlv appear in a Universal prodnctioi* entitled Wild Beauty.” which has been picturised from the wellknown sa>r\ »>y Sylvia Setdt. The human side of the cast includes June Marlowe. Hugh Alien and others, while Flex is supported l>y a veritable host
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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 272, 7 February 1928, Page 15
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201EVERYBODY’S Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 272, 7 February 1928, Page 15
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