E. A. DUPONT’S “MOULIN ROUGE”
CAN BE APPRECIATED ANYWHERE 111 making “Moulin Rouge,” the latest British international picture shortly to be seen in this country through the agency of Cinema Art l-'ilms„ il. A. Dupont, the celebrated producer, kept in view not merely British audiences! but rilm-goers through the world. Moulin Rouge” has all the ingredients that makes tor popular entertainment. Its location is known, at least by repute, by countless millions in a score of countries. It deals with human emotions, which are pretty much the same the world over, in a story which is true to life. The photography is superb, the acting throughout perfect, and through it all one cannot help but detect the master mind of E. A. Dupont. In a sentence. “Moulin Rouge” is as j good as anything yet produced in tho j motion picture world. Virginia Valli is starring in a stage play. •Tarnish,” at the Hollywood Music Box. Pauline Garon is also in the cast.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 538, 15 December 1928, Page 15
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163E. A. DUPONT’S “MOULIN ROUGE” Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 538, 15 December 1928, Page 15
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