“MONTE CRISTO”

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 452, 6 September 1928, Page 14

“MONTE CRISTO”

TO BE REVIVED

History repeats itself eve'n production of motion pictures. “ the critics and public heapea upon the combination of John Gl - and Renee Adoree after the triump 1 presentation of “The Big P arad f* ,^ r recalled the fact that both of noted screen artists first won _ - while playing opposite each otnc ' a motion picture, several years This was “Monte Cristo,” based celebrated novel by Alexandre JJ which is to be released shorn} Auckland. In this picture, tOO, Adoree plays the role of a Frenc» Mr. Gilbert in the role of the of Monte Cristo, not only is see the youthful lover, which tyP** • made him an idol of recent P 1 e . but he also demonstrates na kL >fl s: lous versatility by depicting the as an aged man, who defies the in his quest of vengeance. Fox oT r are reviving “Monte Cristo” no * because of the merit of the P bo - * and marvellous story, but beca . the popular demand for . - 5 &. and Renee Adoree the cast of “Monte Cristo telle Taylor, William MonS. Cloninger and Virginia Brown r Philip Strange, the English actor, seen in several recent, t mount productions, has been j Samuel Goldwyn to play tjj®- ;• D’Alcacer, the Spanish noblem Jr his forth-coming seph Conrad’s “The Rescue. is a close friend of Ronald is starred in “The Rescue, na ■: j companied him on his reecnt England.