"MAN TO MAN," HARRY CAREY'S NEW PICTURE, A THRILLER.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 9 October 1922, Page 5

"MAN TO MAN," HARRY CAREY'S NEW PICTURE, A THRILLER.

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A very spectacular punch is promised in the Western photoplay coming to the Grand Theatre to-morrow night, "Man to Man." It is a Universal Jewel production of the highest type, said to be elaborately staged, and certainly if they . used five thouhand head of cattle in one stampede scene it must be. Stuart Paton directed the picture. He also handled the megaphone in the making of "Conflict," the recent Universal-Jewel success .which has gained a new army of fans for Priscilla Dean. Jackson Gregory's novel of the West and the South Seas was adapted to the needs of Carey by George C. Hull. It embodies virile elements of masculine characterisation for the star, who impersonates a derelict human in the dives of TivaTiva, called home by the death of his father consequent to a series of thrilling adventures and his inheritance of a large Arizona ranch. Lilian Rich. hn<s the leading feminine role, while Harold Goodwin, Alfred Allen, Charles LeMoyns. Willis RobaTds, May Giraci and others enact important Darts. On the same bill "Winners of the West" will be presented.