SHORTT'S THEATRE.
Two notable features, "At the Villa Rose v and "Blackmail," are included in the current programme at Shortt's, Theatre. The first picture is based, on A. E. W. Mason's1 mystery story. A forgery by Harry Wethermill is discovered, and he is given a month to pay or be prosecuted. He gambles at the Casino but loses, and decides to steal some famous jewels, owned by Madame Dauvray. As part of his plan he makes love to Celia, Madame Dauvray's companion. Delia is threatened with death unlee3 she reveals the hiding place of the best of Madame Dauvray's jewels. Viola Dana heads the oast in ''Blackmail." There are other excellent features on the programme.
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Evening Post, Volume CIII, Issue 144, 21 June 1922, Page 3
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