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AMUSEMENTS.

LAW-AND THE MAN.

EVIDENCE DISCUSSED. CRYSTAL PALACE, TO-DAY. Plato has jomewhere said that though a n>n might have to suffer evil for the sake «|- juiSce he. would suffer a yet greater »nl«?eaif he prospered by doing injustice. It it i enblimo doctrine that, should be the flitto* star of, that profession of which were is still the moßt .illustrious member; M so garbled over' has been this act of Mb, _» often has the blind goddess been tamped on by those who have dedicated •toi toes tp her, that dramatists, novelists, ?« en ,«;i«ttera have utilised their talents n-tta denunciation of this jvbuse. The »L. *-,£s••tafe.th-Me lines is the motion WW "The Man in the Shadow," a melo-winttie-and. eeneational production it is «?' M.-T n: are mOM thin g 9in heaven iS.^iS.* 11 "" dreamt of in the Phil°elYf '*l JT° who Wolshi P at the Bhrinß (hi I.7''■£S l,U i Palacß Theatre features SS\™e,Mjm.in the Shadow," on of the film, ZR^'V 81 * that "" -w a humble Attala! 81 ™ Bnllty ' circumstantial evi"Sf; J ?t!s kftbly clever and con - A B ,> cnr€ ? round *at fascinatfcS^ B0re 5 10li0nal ; there is little •felrfV C T^ oflaw - Criminal p^°'*•outoS. l6gal "ligation do not, on «• W taS* PI * T m which there are also ixMfoLT B . al,tle humojr * nd the ■ion f3iT Int, « a complicated kwaselLiL l " TOlved BSMrdities, it never "Va-fhTfti™, ..*?? The «» aSkw"^* and th(m * h " Ths Man in '" «mrta it 1? -* SnPPing drama of the "ktttartaii. S."^* 6 tnat its mission "&*• «*«£. tteor y o! circumstantial •sftor; itPI?.» B tem rating from the W anufed.^T^ 8 * 68 and uncertainties *?T ilttgai;» .J* 811 TBry informativo, ***»-iiTiß '£ t - \ ery *«<*«"?• The *«*«ly AJS.£**"fe, ««y scene, imWiS? Md > tcs V introduc ft- *? d thorough humanness. ;^id^o±! Wn ? rom «*Perienced Si ima^ w ™c. plays the leading ffijWi*?ftl Stedmw s the other ar***tion. ttWI V*«* with creditable , th« 1Il l;' 0tld , , ' , . greatest stunt ■ fc'ttMt'fL"'* i " Three ¥ leß '< Z,* »Sal ■u ? thß Programme. b SL«* s£*,*&?** rf the underItaftL"^^ T^S* tlo - n °, f "n erstwhile u J t is surprising ; -St>SwSflickL m ° Viß , heroes ' w "o, : -s&^S^S v'J™ hioV!n t0 th « *»i. 'Ke Svm«i. „ e humour to "42* ftSffl^ orc ii eßtra ' Mder "Humor- ■ Kp^S^Sj „"P"«ral »WS'"-«» »rr». t^ y Shadow." The

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Press, Volume LXIV, Issue 19227, 6 February 1928, Page 7

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AMUSEMENTS. Press, Volume LXIV, Issue 19227, 6 February 1928, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. Press, Volume LXIV, Issue 19227, 6 February 1928, Page 7

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