LIBERTY THEATRE.
■ A comedy-drama of sophisticated Russia before, the Bolshevik uprising, which threw Imperialism in the. dust, is the Liberty's chief attraction at present. Supporting the dashing Rudolph Valentino in this picture is the beautiful Vilma Banky, but recently persuaded to forsake the Continent to appear in-American motion pictures. The story is founded on Pushkin's famous play, . Dubrovsky." and follows tha invincible Eagle through courts and hovels, meeting with every kfnd of'adventure until ho to halt through the power of the and the engaging wiles -of a cold joung aristocrat. , The Liberty Concert Orchestra, conducted b* Mr Ernest Jamteson, some attractive classical music, and a few of the latest dance-successes add to the en ■joyment of tha programme.
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Press, Volume LXII, Issue 18677, 28 April 1926, Page 7
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