CRYSTAL PALACE.
- —. —9 . "SON OF INDIA." A knife meant for an Indian but burying -itself in the side of an elephant, a loud trumpeting of pain and of rage from the creature, a crashing of bushes as it pursues the would-be slayer and accounts for him—such is one of the scenes of "Son of 'lndia," the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer picture showing at the Crystal Palace. Ramon Novarro makes a superb Karlra, and with Madge Evans ap- • pears in some charming love scenes, besides which he has to submit to be beinfc buried alive to escape a worse fate. "Son of India" is a remarkable film, which has appropriately enough been called "The Sheik" of the talkies.
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Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 20413, 7 December 1931, Page 5
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