ROYAL, KINGSLAND
THE COUNT OF TEN" ‘ The Count of Ten,’ a thrilling boxing yarn starring Charles Ray. w**; be shown to-nigbt at the Royal Theatre, Kingsland. The story concerns Johnnie McKinney, a fast raising young prize fighter with unlimited faith in his manager, Jimmie. Johnnie's one ambition in life is to win the middle-weight chan, pionship of the world, an ambition shared by his mother and his mar ager. When Jimmie goes 10 Chicago to try and arrange a title fight, Johnnie meets Betty behind a glove counter in a department store and falls in k>vt with her. Jimmie returns to find prize-fighter the idol of Betty and her father and young brother, and from then on his boxing career is marred b’* the influence of these people. The second feature will be Harry .Car-ey ia Roaring Rails.”
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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 362, 24 May 1928, Page 15
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