WORLD'S PICTURES

Patea Mail, Volume XLVIII, 29 May 1925, Page 3

WORLD'S PICTURES

“ THE MAN WHO FIGHTS ALONE” TO-MORROW AFTERNOON AND EVENING “The Mau Who Fights Alone,’ which is to be screened at the Town Hall to-morrow afternoon mid evening, ia unusual in theme and gripping in story. What is more, it marks the screen come-back of William Farnum. this time under the Paramount banner. The story has to do with a civil engineer and his band of ompirc-builder.-—a sort of advance guard of civilisation which is preparing tho great West cm vastnoss for tho cndlesse tide of humanity which is to follow. It's a story of a strong man’s fight against groat obstacles —both physical and mental, the kind of story with which Farmini's name has been associated —a tale of the great outdoors, a real man’s story of love and sacrifice that will re store your faith in motion pictures as a. medium of both instruction and en tertaiumeut. Comedy! Lots of it to relieve the strain of the heavier scenes. Actions! Thrills! This is the greatest Farnum picture of them all, and you know what that means!