"SCARAMOUCHE."

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LII, Issue 17080, 8 July 1926, Page 11

"SCARAMOUCHE."

CKLFRRATi:!) FILM TO' VISIT i (.ILS'BORNK. I At tremendous cost the management it tho Opera House has secured tho rights to screen “Senramouehe,” Faramomit’s great picture of the French -Revolution, from the famous novel by Ralacl Sabat-ini, winch commences a season of three nights on .Monday evening. This picture, in ten reels, had played ter record' long run seasons actin' Rrinco Edward Theatre, Sydney, the Capitol, Melbourne, and the leading theatres in our own cities ami hr. er towns. “Senramouehe” comes to us heralded by critics as one of tho masterpieces of tilmdom. It- depicts the iomanee cl Andre-I.;>uis Moreau (Ramon Novarro) and Aline do Kereadiou (Alice .lorry). Andre Louis lias boon brought up as the ward of Aliiie’s uncle. Andre’s seditious speeches cause him to he sought for the gallows, an in escaping I rum tin' pursuing gendarmerie, he join's a st rolling blind of players, ami becomes “Nonramouelie,” the clown. Bitterness against Aline leads him into an a.fl'iur "illi the leading lady cl the troupe, but lit l ends this when the gill accepts intentions from the Manpiis, and a duel hallows, ’the hex plan for "SearaviHUiehe" is now on view at Talteissll and Ihivly s, and as hoi,kings for lift* pi cmiere screening are now pouring in li'mn all ipuirti'is. inttuiding patrons are l advised to hook their seals to avoid disappointment.