KING'S THEATRE.

Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 127, 26 November 1923, Page 3

KING'S THEATRE.

Picturegoers are afiorded excellent entertainment in the double feature programme wliich 'is being presented at the King's Theatre each evening. The first feature is an exceedingly humorous picture entitled "The Heart Raider," in which Agnea Ayres takes the leading part. The story deals with a millionaire, Grey, who "has plenty of money, but too much daughter," and details the escapades of his child, which eventually assume such serious character th&t the old man insures himself against claims made on him for damage caused by her pranks; This is very successful from the father's point of view,' but it is disastrous to the insurance company, which is at a loss to know how to cope with the matter. Eventually it dispatches one of its clerks with instructions to marry the girl, as a clause in the policy states that as soon as the girl, was married the policy became null and void. The second feature is 'The Forgotten Law," which concerns a law that had not been used for years and the result of a husband's action when he wills away his only daughter to his brother in spite of his wife's entreaties. Milton Sills takes the leading part, and is supported by a strong cast. The King's Orchestra supplies pleasing musical selections.