PRINCESS THEATRE.

Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 107, 2 November 1923, Page 3

PRINCESS THEATRE.

At the head of the new bill screening at the Princess Theatre to-day is a. Rex Morgan production entitled "Trifling Women," and stars Ramon Navarro, Barbara Le Marr, and Lewis Stone. It is a picture that delves into the greatest problems of the present time, and after seeing it one cannot but help admiring the fearless way in which the author has handled a perplexing question. Who has not read Sewell Ford's great yarn of that .amusing trickster, "Get Rich Quick Wallingford V It is sufficient to say that the photo-play is worthy of the book on which it is based. He would be a dull dog who -syas not tickled by the sight of the lordly Wallingford, with the air and the cigar of a millionaire, flattering the good' citizens by deigning to be interested in the progress of their town. For Wallingford his first appearance meant half the victory, and as to the rest—he relied on the maxim that there is "a fool born every day.-' And when he failed there was his crony, "Blackie" Daw, to help him out. The supports include' a rollicking comedy, a travelogue, and the latest gazette. The programme will be shown from mid-day until 10 p.m. .