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Hokitika Guardian, 7 August 1934, Page 2

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I “HORRORS FOR HEALTH.” • ■. > ij “I really think that it is a sign oi physical healthiness when people like to be thrilled horrifically. It is' natural to appreciate ‘strong meat’ drama — | because it is fare of a kind one can ! get one’s teeth into.” , Thus speaks Dame Sybil Thorndyke, who is playing in a “thriller” in London. “I have always been an unashamed devotee of good, honest melodrama,” she explains. “I do not mean that there should not be variety on the but you cannot have real variety unless ; genuine melodrama is represented along' with the rest. 1 ’Audiences, want 'toilfe given a dose’ of the ; horrors—the mefi;f at . allevents.! They inky ' not ;realise-it-, hut' they do.” ' iu “ - Another' thing/that liien Tike is good toliacco—such as 1 Blue Shield (Medium) . yrtndvtßed'’Shield (Dark)- 1 which ‘are ’New Zealand tobaeccos at their best. Toasted -.v pf .('course—“tbaSted 1 ’to a'’turn” to make 'theih ; perfectly ’AiinoOtli, cool,: ; and-satisfying. Tjy £oz ; ■ tin, ' at 1/7,; oh ah ' economical l f lb canis-j | ter. i: :•: •«-> • :‘i >■ ■ 1 ■ ‘ '-git

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