EMPRESS.

NZ Truth, Issue 943, 22 December 1923, Page 2

EMPRESS.

Thlß "week Empreßs patronß are given an opportunity of seeing an Oriental picture which was actually filmed m Arabia, and features Arabs and Arabian ponies. "The Sheik's Wife," sequel to "The Sheik," is the production. It is, more than anything else,, a pulsating story of warm-blooded Oriental love. Incidentally, it deals with a world-wide problem of interracial marriage. The entire story of "Tho Sheik's Wife" is told with true artißtic feeling. The psychology of the Sheik, who loves hiß wife with an ancient fierceness, and who tries to dominate her m true Oriental fashion, is sympathetically set forth. . Many of the scenes' are spectacular m the extreme.