BRITANNIA THEATRE.
"The Palace of Darkened Windows," to ■ be screend at the Britannia Theatre to-morrow, is a story woven around the mysterious fascination of the Orient. It has never been successfully explained; but whatever it may be, it is there, and there is nothing that holds a more secure grip upon human beings. In this story a beautiful girl and a handsome ' cultured Indian Rajah meet, and the mystery of the Orient beckons to the maid. Harry Carey will appear in "If Only Jim," a western story of a man who had to fight a whole town to prove his right to love. "Tho Silk Lined Burglar," and "Mother o' Mine" are being shown to-night. ,
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Evening Post, Volume CII, Issue 48, 25 August 1921, Page 3
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