PEERLESS PICTURES.

Grey River Argus, 22 July 1922, Page 8

PEERLESS PICTURES.

PEARL WHITE. Pearl White in “The Thiel)”, and “The Golfer,” a two-reel Sunshine Comedy, will be shovtn at the Matinee in the Town Hall to-day and again to-night for the 1: st time. If you like romance and mystery, big thrills, beautiful backgrounds, and if your heart responds to an unusual love affair, then you will enjoy “The Shark Master,” the Universal South Sea photoplay in which Frank Mayo will : ppear on Sunday. The story of the beautiful Flame Flower, a white child reared among the natives and made tabu to all men by the chief of the tribe, the awakening of her feminine instincts when a m; n of her own blood is washed upon the beach after a tropic hurricane, and the pathetic situation when tho little creature of the jungle realises the man’s heart is not free, served to keep the audience thoroughly engrossed, while the ravishing backgrounds with their tropic beauty ; 1 ways delighted the eye. Frank Mayo has never been seen to better advantage than in “The Shark Master.” His leading lady is May Collins who, according to rumour, is soon to marry Charlie Civ plin.