LIBERTY THEATRE.

Press, Volume LXIV, Issue 19413, 12 September 1928, Page 21

LIBERTY THEATRE.

One of the greatest sensations of love and • scandal screwed in .this -year'" is • v Son," which is the main attraction at tho Liberty Thea tee. It is more dramatic than it is' romantic, and it has a .strong rein .of mastery that is not the least ot it» manifold attractions. John; Gilbert is seen in different »lei from i thM Ct the ardent loVeir ho usually As a. newspaper reportet,;,aocused' ol tnUrder, he is. i»t so mucii 'sbphißtiojitejJ . an«t as ju.at a at^ debut 'on ■tile screen, is the journalistic siren who competes with the' boy's mother for his heart and soul. ; Thisia-an emotional drama with a; strong vein' of-Vmystery, and all the excitement of tha- newspaper world, and. ihe court9 r V Mam. 'MoDemott plays ■ tt;proprietor with -a pen-' chant fisr pretty editresses: with hia usual shettcyS&ibanit'y',: : There Is a coherency aiottt,the whole thing that makes it infinitelythrilling entertainment. IThere is a humorous- toueh abotat the -sensational stories that are manufactured tar rival Journals, This drama of infatuated yottth 'which glimpses- into' ft world that ia -sttr-r rounded by the public with a mist of; I glamour provides a-fa»cinating>fe* hours of, A full programme inoluditlg a senefe'.of , "The. Maori As He Was," .isvehoWxtig iti pupport. " t - |