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In 1923, a Sydney newspaper reported that
Austral Super Films, Ltd., who have placed on the silver sheet three noteworthy Australian productions in Circumstance, A Daughter of Australia, and Sunshine Sally, recently purchased from a local author, Hal H. Carleton — who, by the way, is connected with Haymarket Theatres, Ltd., as advertising manager—a story entitled Yellow, which is to be placed in production by Director Lawson Harris within a few days.
It is a story of Australian life, and will be of interest in both America and England.
No indication of this film's having been made has so far been traced.
Source:
'Sydneyite a Scenarist', Sunday Times, 14 January 1923, p.20.
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