IDYLL OF SOUTH SEAS.
STRAND'S NEW PICTURE. To-day marks the end of the season for the delightful British musical comedy, "The Indiscretions of Eve," in which Lord Peter (Fred Conyngham) and Eve (Steffi Duna) pursue each other through every telephone booth and every corner of London in mutual endeavour to lenrn the other's identity. Of course, it was a case of love at first sight, and the consequences were truly devastating. However, it all ends happily, just as a pretty romance, full of the most terrible misunderstandings and errors, should do. To-morrow will see the fourth film to be released at the Strand under Mr. Phil Hayward's entertainment policy. This is_ to be "Mr. 1-tobinson Crusoe," a pleasing idyll of the South Seas done in unusually light tone, quite unlike "Bird of Paradise," "Tabu" or "Aloha." those former cxotic romances of the Pacific. This is a modern comedy dealing with the adventures of a modern Robinson Crusoe on his "desert" island. Douglas Fairbanks takes the central role.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 303, 22 December 1932, Page 3
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