CHAPLIN COMEDY HEADS BILL AT LIBERTY THEATRE.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 18642, 20 December 1928, Page 7

CHAPLIN COMEDY HEADS BILL AT LIBERTY THEATRE.

The story of “ The Fortune Hunter ” is one that has been specially prepared for a flayer of the calibre of Syd Chaplin. It tells of the adventures of a “ gold digger,” but not, as is usually the case on the screen, of a female “ gold digger.” In this film, the person who is after the necessary money on which to live in idleness is a man. whose aim in life is to find a woman wealthy enough to keep him without the necessity of toiling. The cast has been carefully selected. In the first place, there is the star, Syd Chaplin, who distinguishes himself by his clever characterisation. Helene Costello, beautiful and talented, has a suitable part in the role of the rich girl. Clara Horton is the poor maiden of the

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