GRAND THEATRE.

Press, Volume LXII, Issue 18682, 4 May 1926, Page 13

GRAND THEATRE.

||two Shrilling pictures. ■ ' '-IwHECWOE" AND "THE NARROW ? J STBEET " i if*9 111"'' 11 * pictures' received their initial " 't§lflilM*'tk s 9"""* Th el >ti' a laflt night, ; 'Cwtt » lug* audience was present. ' V>d » s original a 8 its title, is ! ai;i»|jfhi|i\ on thß current programme, <'?MmW Hobnea Hot belt. It is a vivid JtpujJ the rolling sea, and centres in the , v jjSgi of \m strong men and a- lovable {Q, Jt Ji(H been, adapted to the screen fell-Hfiown »n4 widely-raad novel, $ JeSM upfy «e'ien on <lie Sea, the story Jswkttitflf aacial life of the ihreo char'JSfflf WW" "*' w °t°? nfl l triangle." |OTmftsli *l" sbßwmg of this powerful hW » n iißßßalißg therne, {he *SSJKKfM!t settings, tnd wonderful ;*tfftMJ4d. Ably supporting the two feaISh'UWA j» (he pld favourite, Rosemary >' ''9§Hp3 'M J)°P^' ar Stuart Ames. n if a gripping atpry of life as V||m to-day, Jt is inspiring and is J |u| einojiops winch pluck at the lieartJnw|?lt ->li a sensational, tale of life <J lwm< tftfmg from the billowing seas 'j society circles in the hub *I » pt4t nfiliqhoha; and its scenes are bo ?*pj aodfwlilt[p that right from the comtagor midiences wiijoh jvit- _< 5"«1 it JWtfr4»? *f tarnopn and evening i TO» Uritoqghh/ captivated, «nd were, fre,e.'j|M,»jid in the bursts of apfWWtWl MtlM Pf Va/ Allison 18 derMM/W&VWM th« character felie ppfijjSW *!»"»» itr»W«tibla qhavrn. Holmes 'ifww y*? - pla i Vß q p?r 0 ' iM4to ! pS»r , wW* Ueil} laurels, Ho f i a«Hqn, and oxoiternent in 3fte attraction on the bill is H», w entitled "The Narrow pM» th» vivneipus n?)d very IbPpWW Pavore; whose actPR WJorJ public «ff WJW >y and handsome TBbm the begirmipg. the story ' stl6ot," is a Uughabla mixMPOrtrKya kh« pWing but a, sworn «' terribly &fr&id of women. wn,«l Simqn, burled Hpanatrttaaito, is disturbed ft-MM. by trio cries of a (jjifßri; who stumbles into hiß fury of the atonn. And Rtyoma warm and the storm Mf«4"to leave 1 Simon was liwirA on th« horns <)f » tore at his hair like a dei''B«t the girl did not lea** M nothing of her; and |)},-» ; bachelor I But it aid b«ivant Simon long to perr little, refuges from taj-had so unoftromoniously ij«i W-brought in her train l»h«p|Bm«w and rom»nas. Into tht absorbing plot s *nd i kept in suspense until the j-fjp- highly refretjiiog, id. i<B«, are also excellent, and )e?tra .provide* a very adruir-;j