LYRIC AND HIPPODROME
“THE MIRACLE OF LIFE” “The Miracle of Life,” a dram-itic story from the pen of Olga an author well known for her treatment of social problems, is now being shown at the Lyric and Hippodrome Theatres. “The Miracle of Life” is a story recommended by the censor as bein; more particularly suitable for ad'ilt*. and presents in an usual way the alternatives which confront irany women of the present day, the choice between motherhood and a career ana freedom. A very line cast portrays th’S remarkable story, and is headed oy the popular English actor, Percy Manrcnt. Mae Busch and Nita Naldi support Mr. Marmont. _ “The Warning,” on the same programme, is a thrilling story of intrigue in the Orient. The background is laid in the underworld dens of RongKong and other Chinese seaports, tn concerns the activities of a Chines Secret Society, which in its stru?? - against the British Secret Service co - mits such deeds of violence tnri determined effort is made to suppr. The plot is intensely thrilling and dramatic, and the cist is heafe<Jack Holt and Dorothy Hevier.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 357, 18 May 1928, Page 14
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184LYRIC AND HIPPODROME Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 357, 18 May 1928, Page 14
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