ON A SOUTH SEAS ISLAND
Glimpses of Fiji's varied scenic beauties make a picturesque background surrounding the strong dramatic and comedy elements in “The Adorable Outcast,” Australasian Films’ screen version of Beatrice Grimshaw’s well-known novel. “Conn of the Coral Seas.” Some of the scenes reveal magnificent panoramas of land and sea and also show the Maiden’s Leap, a beautiful waterfall with magnificent cascades falling from a height of 80ft into the Wai River, and surmounted by trees festooned in vines and creepers and covered with wonderful green fernery. The wonders of nature unfolded in this gripping story are ever-changing: sunrise and sunset transform some of the scenes into fairylands of delight. The picture might well be described as a happy combination of drama, comedy, thrills and travelogue.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 508, 10 November 1928, Page 14
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127ON A SOUTH SEAS ISLAND Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 508, 10 November 1928, Page 14
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