AMUSEMENTS
PEERLESS PICTURES. “Red Foam’ will be shown at the Town Hall to-night for the last time. Friday’s attraction is “Society Snobs” featuring Conway Tearle.lt would be difficult to imagine a- more difficult role for a hero than that of a waiter. People just naturally don’t connect waiters and romances together. Yet Conway Tearle in “Society Snobs, - ’ the latest Selznick picture, invests even this menial characterisation with real personality. The foibles and absurdities of society are pictured by the merciless pen of Lewis Allen Browne, who has a particularly faculty of driving right to the heart of things. The dangers to which ambitious mothers heedlessly expose their daughters are vividly set forth. Gorgeous settings are plentiful, and it is easily seen that no expense has been spared in making the picture in every respect a true mirror of society, as it is among the extravagant members of the idle rich. The supporting items include “His Friend,” a two-reel comedy starring Fatty Arbuckle and The Branded Four.”
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Greymouth Evening Star, 29 June 1922, Page 2
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