CRYSTAL PALACE.
"SON OF THE GODS."
"Son .of th. Gods," . Fim Katlonal and .Vitaphpne all-talkm* dramatic masterpiece, 18. to be presented at the Crystal X alace on Monday next, Richard Barthelniess has never exerted more forcefnllv the Ke| IC Beaoh Bto PerS °?'t lity in this a P lendld station 8 thT th? bWk y a nd S 'whit aSt beCn perfectod ° But/th^ artistic it.-h\, alß ° "Present the and iLw? E d the almost -uncany skill of dSI ? ° f - fflen who throush year, art «f ■ experience have mastered the the cam era. A splendid company of plaj era . supports Barthelmess. They are headed T>y Constance Bennett, one of the mos capable dramatic interpreters now on the screen. Altogether, "Son of the Gods" is one 'of the most brilliantly produced and satisfying entertainments to be eeen in Christchurch for some tW. The box plans 8-r© at , TH© Bristol Piano Company "SPRING |S HERE. W A well-acted comedy romance, "Spring is Here," is showing at the Crystal Palace this week. The Btpry concerns a young man whose adventures into love • lead him into many embarrassing situations.
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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 20085, 14 November 1930, Page 3
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