QUEEN'S THEATRE.
"The Clock," which was screened at the Queen's Theatre on Saturday, promises to be one of the biggest successes oE all the photo-novel play?. In addition to being very funny, it contains many sensational dramatic scenes that are unusual in society comedy dramas. It is really a story of f.. man who could neve:' be relied upon vo keep an appointment. The supporting programm.e. is an excelle.it one. "Is Money All?" is a vivid ' and poignant melodrama. "Wania Makea Dollar" is a funny farce with a skit, on the marriage brokers. "The Cathedral of St. Mark" is a remr.rkably piefty scenic series. The fifteenth' cliapte'r of "The Purple Do:r.ino" is another'great attraction. Next week brings this serial to its finale. The remaining subjects on the programme ■are interesting and varied.
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Evening Post, Volume XCV, Issue 42, 18 February 1918, Page 3
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