“THE BLOOD SKIP” AT EMPIRE

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 443, 27 August 1928, Page 15

“THE BLOOD SKIP” AT EMPIRE

“The Blood Ship.” a drama of the sens, will be shown again this evening a-t the Empire Theatre. Hobart Bosworth, in a sailor role that is said to be greater than any he has portrayed before, is the featured star, along with Jacqueline Logan and Richard Arlen. the latter coming into the forefront through his performance "Wings.” The Blood Ship,” adapted from the novel of the same name by ; x °rman Springer, retains all the genutang of the sea. It is the story of a hell ship of the old days, in comof a brutal captain. The love -nterest is sustained by Miss Logan and Mr. Arlen. A thrilling climax wrings the spectators fo the edge of their seats. “Silk Legs,” a comedy of commercial travellers, will also be shown, w *th Madge Bellamy in the leading role. , Universal’s junior stars appear in tne leading roles in "The Four lusher.” the Universal farce. The Vrf*- * s beaded by George Lewis and Nixon and includes Eddie hillips. Churchill Ross. Jimmy Aye, «tirr Mclntosh, Otto Hoffman, Wilfred * °rth. Hayden Stevenson, Mariam auche and Patricia Caron. Wesley Juggle* directed.