KING'S THEATRE.
In "Skin Deep," at the King's, the mar,vels of plastic surgery are shown. Bud Doyle was a, hero at the front, but when he got back he found, that his forbidding face was; still remembered by the police. In an escape from the prison he crashes from an aeropTane through some trees, and his face has to be dealt ■with by a surgeon. Bud finds that -with his new face he has really a new chance, and in a sensational series of adventures he exposes the old gang, breaks with his deceitful wife, and becomes in reality a new man. i There are some excellent, supports.
The impresiive film showing the rebuilding and 'reconstruction of battle area injFrance will be shown again this evening at the King's Theatre, by courtesy of Admiral Gilly and the members of the French Commercial Mission. It is a striking tribute to the energy and practical genius of our French allies. It is a film record that should be seen by everyone..
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Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 25, 30 January 1923, Page 3
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169KING'S THEATRE. Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 25, 30 January 1923, Page 3
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