LIBERTY THEATRE.
Do we of these dayß, who live in a steel age, ever pause to consider what human toil and energy have been expended in wresting thia metal from Mother Earth f Steel in the raw is the product of Nature, yet the finished article is the work of man. Though it is man-made it can also claim to be the maker of men, also his tormentor and destroyer. Such are the reflections which flash across the mind as one views the mammoth steel works in "Men of Steel," now showing at the Liberty Theatre. Milton Sills, Doris Kenyon, and May Allison have the principal roles. A Paths Gazette, in which_ the New Zealand cricketers are shown in action at Home, and the story of the eccentric evolutions of a wonder baby, complete an entertaining programme.
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Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 19057, 20 July 1927, Page 6
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