Sir Harry Lauder, a Militant Grocer in "Huntingtower." 1928.

For Sale is a Full Page taken from "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, March 3rd, 1928," called "Sir Harry Lauder, as a Militant Grocer in "Huntingtower."
This page shows the Following 4 Photographs.
       a- Scaling the walls of Huntingtower is a test of fitness for a veteran comedian : Sir Harry in difficulties.
       b- A misfit in Mediaeval Suitings : Sir Harry Lauder temporarily eclipsed.
       c- "Fee-Fo-Fi-Fum ! I smell the blood of a "Bolshevist." The little Grocer prepares to defend the Princess.
       d- Grocer Dicksun gets a cool reception from the local Inn-keeper : W. Cronin Wilson and Sir Harry Lauder.

Sir Harry Lauder's first important venture into motion-picture work is in the part of the genial little grocer of "Huntingtower," the film adapted from Mr. John Buchan's novel. The story, a highly coloured melodrama, deals with the theft of jewels by a Bolshevic organisation from the beautiful Russian, Princess Saskia.  Sir Harry's presentation of the plucky little hero, ready for any chivalrous adventure, has won high praise from the critics. The compelling force of his personality remains, in spite of the changed medium, though it is not easy to be reconciled to the loss of that fine voice.

Condition is Very Good.