QUEEN'S THEATRE.

Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 125, 23 November 1923, Page 5

QUEEN'S THEATRE.

During the making of "The Streets of jNew York," which will be shown at the Queen's Theatre to-day, the action required Barbara Castleton, seated in her (screen) father's car, to run down and seriously injure Edward Earle, who, in this new Arrow production is seen in the role of a struggling youth whose life, seems destined to be drab and drear." This scene was taken on lower Third avenue, and in order to insure the proper spontaneity on the part of the paBS-? ersby Burton King instructed his players as to how to proceed, and. then,'with his camera and camera-man hidden in another automobile;v- get-,out-to take*theEcene. The supporting films include part' nine of the great ten-part chapter play, "The Social Buccaneer," starring Jack Mlilhall; a l-very .hum'brousv Century com- ■ edy, "Buddy' at the Bat," ' starring Buddy Messenger; and the latest Gazettes. The Queen's Grand Orchestra will render a specially selected programme of incidental music in keeping with the picture. The box plan is at The Bristol.