STRAND THEATRE.
So great has been the popularity of the film "Robin Hood," that it lias been decided to screen it for a, further short season at the Strand Theatre. DougJus Fairbanks, in the title role, has a part that is suited to him in every way, and which "ives him full scope for the dash ins acrobatic feat 6 that have added distinction to his pictures. The preparation of "Robin Hood," with its presentation .of the England of Richard Coeur de Lion, involved careful thought, and considerable expense, and it can be said that the views of the pageants of the period could not have been excelled for the meticulous care paid to every historical detail. The opening scenes show the larcre-hearted Richard preparin? for his departure for Palestine, and the revelries that accompany a departin? army. Those who have not vet witnessed one of the finest productions screened in AVellinston for gome considerable time should not miss this final opportunity.
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Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 142, 16 June 1923, Page 9
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162STRAND THEATRE. Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 142, 16 June 1923, Page 9
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