QUEEN'S THEATRE.

Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 87, 12 April 1923, Page 5

QUEEN'S THEATRE.

A crime committed in an abandoned ' room, with the doors and windows locked on the inside, forms the basis of the plot of "Love Without Question," which will be finally screened to-day at the Queen's Theatre. Viola Dana has the stellar role in the Metro special production, "Home Stuff," which will be the supporting feature. The box plan is at the theatre. j "JACK O' LANTERN." A large black cat has one ot the moat important parts in "At the Sign of the Jack o' Lantern," which will be the leading feature on the new programme at the Queen's Theatre to-morrow. This fascinating story of love and laughter by Myrtle Reed; author of "Lavender and Old Lace," and other equally popular books, deals with the amazing adventures of "newly-weds" in an ancient New England house, known as "The Jack o' Lantern." The hired girl of the household believes the cat is the rein- | carnation of the departed Uncle Ebenezer, and holds steadfastly to that belief, j The second feature is the Metro prodsction "Lombardi, Ltd.," a highly diverting comedy-drama of the screen, starring the two favourites Bert Lytell and'Alice j Lake. Most of the action transpires in ' the swagger Fifth Avenue dressmaking establishment of Tito Lombardi, an ec; centric' Italian genius.. The supporting items include the latest Topical Budget and Selznick News, together with a de- j lightful musical programme by the I Queen's Orchestra.. The box plan is at the theatre.