THE LATE GABY DESLYS
Although Gaby Dcsl.vs stoutly denied llio rumours that somo years hack connoctod w, . t!l '-I' o downfall of a European monarch, t.lio fanio flint sho achieved at !■ ' n " c ca ? nOVRr !l ° entirely disassociated from her ri W i.o fame. 'J1„ ; super-feature in which, she makes her initial how to New *1 a ' ulK ; no, ; s - " Infatuation," shows clearly that whether n ruse on the part, of iier press agents or whether somo measure ot truth lies in the rumours that connected her name with Kin-r .uanuel, her remarkable henuh- pf face and figure, and the untieing seductiveness of her bizarre costumes, together with her ability as an actress and dancer, have entitled hor to the fame sho r. ° r with or without that undesircd publicity. " Infatuation " is an and luxurious setting for a taautiful and extravagant woman. It justifies all one s expectations, aiid somo wonderful scenes go much further. 1" rench in story, caste, settings, origin., and direction, it is more wclcomo on account it. 7 a differonee to what wa !^ 6 i w mo customed. The old liack£f Jt nd s,,; " atlonß - the everlasting presence of the expected are absent. It is fnh,l C r y » fragrantly pleasing. " Infatuation will be screened for tho first K,nß '' commend^
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18052, 28 September 1920, Page 8
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214THE LATE GABY DESLYS Otago Daily Times, Issue 18052, 28 September 1920, Page 8
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