"THOU SHALT NOT STEAL"
• 111 announcing the new programme for the coming week, the management' of the Queen's Theatre, Cuba-street, draws [ particular attention to the special feature. | which is to be screened. ...Entitled '.'Thou. j Shalt iS'ot _ Steal," it ci-ealed a.: great I amount of interest on its appearance on j the Ecreen in Now' York and elsewhere. ;'.the plot has--, for its environment" the high society, circles' of l\ew.''York, 'iilid is well constructed and iineiy acted-. Tile production is in keepinc with the demands'of the story, winch, in the course of its action is of such a mysterious" na' turei qUaiilt and original, as to engross complete attention right to tiie finish, '"hen tfia final denouement of a series of puzzling situations takes place. The episodes are such as one might meet with in'the course df everyday life, cleverly strung together, thrilling,' tut •' Without being so overdone as. fo border on the impossible. The leading role is taken by Mise Virginia Pearson,- a star of undoubted: popularity: She is supported by an all-star cast. The various settings iire -produced on a';fino scale. The fi?et screening takes place to-morrow, and is to be continued throughout the week.
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Evening Post, Volume XCVI, Issue 17, 19 July 1918, Page 2
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