LIBERTY’S FILM IS IMPRESSIVE, SIMPLE STORY.
“ EVERY MOTHER’S SON ” MAKES DEEP APPEAL. V simple story, told without embellishment, but of a deeply impressive nature, sums up “Every Mother's Son,” which is being shown at Liberty Theatre this week. The picture is a triumph for British industry and enterprise. It is wtolly British, dealing with the lives of English people and made by the United Kingdom Photoplays, Did. The quiet, steady, but at the saint; time.stubborn, spirit of the British race is depicted in the story. The manner in which men went about their work when the Empire was facing dark days during the war and the wonderful spirit that -was maintained by those who were at home despite the alarming reports is shown without exaggeration and in a perfectly natural way. There* is no reaching after effect. Vet, never once does the story flag; there is always something that appeals to the spectators. Also on the bill is a picture entitled “ The Mystery Club,” and it has been aptly named. An excellent musical programme is provided by the Liberty Concert Orchestra under the direction of Mr Ernest Jamieson.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 18046, 5 January 1927, Page 7
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