HIPPODROME AND EMPRESS
BIG DOUBLE FEATURE BILL Gypsy camps, caravans, and the beautiful woodlands of Spain, form the colourful background of the picture, “Southern Love,” starring Betty Blythe, which will be shown to-morrow at the Hippodrome and Empress Theatres. “Southern Love” is a forceful story, skilfully handled, and provides enough thrills to satisfy the greatest lover of eX The m ieading player, Betty Blythe, has often been acclaimed the world’s most beautiful cinema star, and all who saw her will not forget the charm of her exotic beauty in “The Queen of Sheba.” and other such characters. There are probably not more than half a dozen racing pictures in existence which have anything like the appeal of “The Great Turf MysteEf .” which is the second feature on the programme. “The Great Turf Mystery” is a Nat Gould story, and concerns an exciting series of events, including doped horses, swindling racecourse touts, and a heroine whose one aim is to serve only the interests of justice. These two films provide a first-class programme for the Hippodrome and Empress Theatres.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 396, 3 July 1928, Page 15
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