Gerald Hayle

"... Three Other Entries. Only three other films were entered in the competition. They were "The Cheat ers," made by the McDonagh - sisters, of Sydney; "Tiger Island," produced by Gerald Hayle, of Melbourne; and "The Nation or xo-morrow." The McDonagh sisters have made two other films-"Those Who Love" and "The Far Paradise" - both of which were commendable efforts, though produced ..."

"... Mr. Lawrence Dunbai was successful as the Hon. Franks Drake, whose character improves under Miss Williamson's handling. Mr. Jelterson Williams supplied an excellent character sketch as Canon Wealthy. Mr. Gerald Hayle treated the part of Lord Robert IJre carefully, and looked more fool than knave. Mr. Max Metsler was the mild old Manx parson, and Mr. Gratton Coughlan infused his characteristic. ..."

"... by Miss Williamson. The castt' is a strong one, and includes a long list of talented artistes. Our old friend the villain, Lawjiience Dunbar, Jeffrey Williams, J. Miles Hastings, Gerald Hayle, Grattan Coughlan, Percy Thorpe, Max Metzler, Edward Lawes. William Morron, Frank Cubitt, Athol Whyte, May Hesford, Norma Campbell, Adrian Hope, and Dora Mostyn. Beautiful scenes are depicted in the Isle ..."

"... Scott, the Masses Scott, Mr J. M*Gregor (Victoria), Miss L. Sadler, Miss W. Field, Mr Farmer, Mr and Mrs Gordon Douglas, Miss A. Douglas (Hobart), Mrs J. Hayle, Mr Gerald Hayle, Miss Hayle (Hobart), Miss Far rell, Miss Unsworth, Mr and Mrs Maiden (Victoria), Mr Cragg- Mrs J. B. Gibson, Miss Lovett, Mr and Mrs K. King, Mr F. Lindsay Gnnn, ..."