The late Eagar Wall able versatility was series of amusing and" thrilling stories of West African life in vivid contrast to the detective yarns. which tured out with amazing fluency and regularity. It seemed at if Wallace found in West Atriean adventure a welcome relief from the fe tional crime land on which he was 80 famous and authentic a welter, Indeed his characterization of "Sanders, the District Commissioner imperturbably solving the mysteries of West African life and coping manfully with the perplexities of British administration rendered to those regions the literary services rendered by: Kipling to Victorian India. It is satisfactory to learn that a cinema record of one of Wallace's West African stories is now available and will be presented this week at the Cathay Theatre, Tt has been produced under the auspices of London Films and no less an actor than Mr. Leslie Banks has been secured to! play the part of Sanders. Mr. Paul Robeson and Miss Nina Mae Me Kinney—famous players both—are also in the east,
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