THE WORLD'S END.
FILMED IN "DELUGE."
From the standpoint of story and production value, "Deluge" will rank with the most unusual and fantastic pictures of the year.
Spectacular novelty is the predominant characteristic of "Deluge." Highly imaginative, yet vividly realistic, the etory first describes the destruction of the world, then goes on to picture the dramatic, romantic experiences that befall a few of the survivors. •
Imagine earthquakes rocking the world and engulfing millions of human beings —tidal waves swallowing city after city and its inhabitants until it finally reaches New York. Imagine the towering skyscrapers of that vast city levelled!
The most modern resources of Hollywood have been employed to provide the realism for "Deluge," which has for its principal human elements Sidney Black,mer, Peggy Shannon and Lois Wilson. They play refugees who become entangled in a startling yet sympathetic love triangle as a result of their privations on one small dry epot in the water-swept world, ,
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Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 11, 13 January 1934, Page 5 (Supplement)
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