KING'S THEATRE.
Starring William nalnes, "Tolling the World" Is the feature at the King's Theatre. Halnes has the part of a lira'spuuer reporter. A fortunate accident wins him fame and love. But the girl fears his indifference, and accepts an offer to tour China with a revue company This causes the young man to follow her along a path of thrills and adventure. "Telling the World" is .without doubt Haincs's greatest picture. Anita Page, a young newcomer to the screen, appears opposite him as leading lady, and by her extraordinary beauty and talent, gives a strong romantic appeal to the whole production. Kam wood, who directed "Rookies," "The Fair Co-Ed," and "The Latest from aris," also directed "Telling the World." In support are the dim showing the landing of the Southern Cross at Christchuicn, and a comedy, while delightful music is supplied by the orchestra.
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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 57, 17 September 1928, Page 6
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