STRAND'S CHRISTMAS TREAT
ANN HARDING'S LATEST DRAMA What better Christmas treat could the Strand offer its patrons than beautiful Ann Harding, of ‘Holiday’ and ‘ East Lynne 1 fame. in the screen version of the immortal Western romance, ‘ Girl of the Golden West ’ ? For over a quarter of a century this drama has gripped audiences in all countries, and once it was made into a silent picture. But it remains for Ann Harding’s superb artistry to invest the story with a glamour and a grip never known before in its history. Ann Harding as “ the girl ” will long be remembered. The story is almost too well known to repeat it here. It is one of love, sacrifice, adventure, and not a little fun m the hard, old days of the West. It moves along evenly, and not a moment of it allows the audience to lose interest. A splendid cast supporting Miss Harding includes James Rennie, Harry, Bannister, J, Farrell MacDonald, Arthur Housman, and Bert Roach, the popular and rotund comedian.
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Evening Star, Issue 20982, 22 December 1931, Page 9
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170STRAND'S CHRISTMAS TREAT Evening Star, Issue 20982, 22 December 1931, Page 9
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