Springville Herald | 1944-11-30 | Page 5 | "Dragon Seed," with Katharine Hepburn Coming to Rivoli Soon

"Dragon Seed " With Katharine Hepburn Coming to Rivoli Soon Greater than "The Good Earth" is the only way to describe "Dragon "Drag-on Seed," Metro-Goldwyn Mayer's May-er's filmization of this literary landmark by Pearl Buck, who knows China and the Chinese people peo-ple the way few other Americans do, and which is coming to the Rivoli Theatre next Sunday, Monday Mon-day and Tuesday. The film is the powerful, memorable mem-orable story of the valiant Chinese Chi-nese in their struggle against the bestial Japanese militarist invaders, invad-ers, the heart and soul of a nation na-tion transcribed to the scene m a truly epic manner. M-G-M has spared nothing to make this one of the finest pieces of film entertainment ever pro duced. The cast is heaaea u, imposing array of superb enter tainers, as Katharine Hepburn, Walter Huston, Aline McMahon Akim Tamiroff, Turham Bey and many other outstanding per formers. . pv.;. It is the moving story of a Chi nese family who work thepeaoe ful rice fields, when suddenly W