BLUE TRIANGLE CINEMA.
"Nnnoolt," the picture of the Eskimo, commences to-night at the Blue Trlanslo Cinema. It is a picture that besgars description. "Nniiook". acquaints one with tlio lite of tliose people away in the frozen North. One sees that life there is one dally battle for existence, and that tho greatest, possession is not wealth, but food. The Eskimo, ■with a minimum of lire necessities and.none of Its luxuries, is perfectly happy and contented. Jinny strange things are graphically told about these people, but most wonderful of all is tlio fact that the Eskimo has no sense of curiosity, except for food. All manner of strange thiiics were shown to these"people, -who disregarded them. Supporting "NnnooU" is "The Sign of Pour," from tlis story by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. ■ Slierlock Holmes and Dr. Watson figure prominently in this mystery picture.
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Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 150, 29 June 1928, Page 5
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141BLUE TRIANGLE CINEMA. Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 150, 29 June 1928, Page 5
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