TWO FINE PICTURES.

Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 18919, 7 February 1927, Page 7

TWO FINE PICTURES.

EVERYBODY'S, TO-DAY. COSMO HAMILTON AND RIDER HAGGARD. Milton Sills, Betty Bronson, Nosh Beery, Kite Price, and Charles Murray, playing in a picture based on a book by Cosmo Hamilton are the many factors which go towards "S r^a^ CT :s^<> n w t i I < !: , Lr^ : n „\.'b prated at tho distinctive ssrss: ™f s ;»• the intense s JiJ° P r presented in gloriously and , boum ""V th ' nllr eolo of faultless. iJoyy , h star, hsvo S;iT for their Partiup to the land ot F. C ypt." The fraught,l,h . flowery and emotional my.tieirm, which is f™-'* ,„ foundly «»«!»»«>:?■" c h °^ nd o, p ic,„« on the "Moon of Israel. be «coo "J f „ programme, the r0 ( ,0 " r .„,?" From the „„,|«t phrn.e "e treated .«. > played a leading jwr«> . ' h j, of wmn previous «n«"M on. d „. 1, fascinating, and not • >;%\ d , e &, Mro . eitemrnt i» imparted i« tne < a « n h f It {■> a beautiful eve story, with a touen u fine fa.a.i'm about it. a wholly, new type of p,ay. Ad.l--i t h Vfcite famous European artints. P»yeo11 roles for Paramount, and they both >-".*J parts in most convincing f»*hion. A .*£s„ body's Select Orchestra, under the «'« , of Mr W. J. Bcllingham, F.&.M.. v. ill play a special orchestral programme or "»"""• fSchmidt). •'Othello" (fane Suites "^ »»«•* 0, ( ievin). ford-Finden). Ki.tr aete. u ~p Orient*. Suites. ••S ; ,..d»n M»n,Suite" (I.ancel.O. Tl.e l>n.. pia now open at The Br.sto'. r.ano I 0.. vl.ere teats may be reserved.