MAJESTIC THEATRE.
"GOOD INTENTIONS." L'dmund Lowo, the fat&ed exponent of Sergeant FUgg in oeveral popular films, le thw; hero £c tho Fox naovictory alNiatkicg drama "Good Intentions, ' which will be presented p-t the Majestic to<i ay. Sv.rioar.dcd by a typical "Edgur Wallace" atmosphere, tho action maintains unusual intensity und ample suspense from the opening scene to the dramatic climax. It in the vivid story of a m*n who rose by steer strength o( vri.l from the slums, moulded hi'in:-:elf * career of wealth and power, only to fiad, \>ben romance beckooed, that all his money an<l po.vfr could 7:ot flvo;d the clutrhins lingers of the past that relentlessly reached forth to ceije him. .Edmund Lowe demonstrates bi* versatility by giving a remarkable imperfior.n tion of the and polished gentleman adventurer in tb?a production. The boi: plana aro at Tho Bristol Piano Company'.
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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 20087, 17 November 1930, Page 5
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