OPERA HOUSE
“SORRELL AND SON.” To the many thousands of Gisborne picturegoers awaits the pleasure of viewing at the Opera House - next Monday one of the greatest love dramas ever, filmed, “Sorrell and Son,” the United Artists’ screen version of Warwick Deeping’s famous novel. Ail the power, lieart-gripping and beautiful moments, so vivid and enjoyable in the reading of the novel, have been brought to life in_ a motion picture that easily wins its place , amopg the finest ever made. The cast-—H. B. Warner, Anna Q. Nilsson," Alice Joyce,'Nils Asther, Qjrmel .Myers, and many other's—makes the story of father and son devotion a" living,' breathing -thing, a gripping cross-section of modern life, blit above, all sheer entertainment. From the moment' that “Sorrell,” a war hero, returns to civil life, to find his - wife" unfaithful to him and the task of rearing, and educating their young son al 1 on •hi shoulders; to the daring -climax, the -storv holds audiences'"interest as few pictures do.-. .; J •
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Gisborne Times, Volume LXVIII, Issue 10743, 14 November 1928, Page 6
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