"Black Barbary" is a fascinating book and its quality les in the fact that the author is no ordinary tra yeller visiting well-known places. With rare courage he penetrates the horrors of Marrakesh, decimated with publicity for a young cinema sta But the tale of his life Is clearly and straightforwardly told, in language which should not be beyond the intelligence of the average ten oF twelve year old child. Most comment will be made on the illustrations However, for" which acknowledgenents are paid to London Film Producers. They are really excellent, and contribute largely to make the whole volume a treasure for the festive season, a gift the child who old enough' to have enjoyed Sabu the films Is bound to appreciate:
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