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Lake Wakatip Mail, Issue 3713, 5 October 1926, Page 7

“1 like films with no women in them,” remarked a lad of li 1 teen recent Iv, after seeing an unusually virile adventure picture. lie had tired of the sickly sentimentality characteristic of so many of the love stories screened to-day. Although this youngster was unconscious ot the tact, his words expressed a sentiment that is gradually spreading throughout the ranks ol Brinish youth. The healthy adventure store (says a writer in the ‘Daily Chronicle"'), in which men are manlike, and not effeminate philanderers, is now preferred in many quarters to the erotic society drama in which women are made to attain their ambit ions by the exploitation ol sex.