ROYAL, KINGS LAND
“THE VALLEY OF THE GIANTS"
“The Valley of the Giants,” to shown at the Theatre Royal to-night, | is a stirring story of the West, where mighty redwoods rear their branches ! 300 feet in the air, and life is rough j and ready. There is human conflict. ; xomance, danger, intrigue and suspense in the story, which holds the i attention from the opening scene to the close. | Milton Sills was never seen to better advantage than in this stnaf story, and his work as Bryce Cardigan is the best of his long screen careerj Pretty I>oris Kenyon is seer oppo* : site Sills, and a capable cast induces Arthur Stone, Paul Hurst, YoU d’Avril, George Fawcett, Phil Brad}', Charles Sellon and many others. Through the medium of this picture, some of the most beautiful country in America is brought to tne screen, and various activities in the lumber camps and mills are shown. “The Valley of the Giants” « superb entertainment throughout, and will increase the great popularity oi Sills and Miss Kenyon with their ; many admirers.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 323, 7 April 1928, Page 14
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177ROYAL, KINGS LAND Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 323, 7 April 1928, Page 14
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