KING'S THEATRE."

Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 24, 29 January 1924, Page 3

KING'S THEATRE."

A United Artists' release, "Remembrance, is showing at the King's Theatre this week. Father had to do all the work in order to keep his family in luxury One fine day the attractive, glittering bubble burst, and they then realised that their best friend in all the world, was, after all, their father The supports are particularly good on rthis occasion, and include "Baby Peggy"'in "Carmen Junior." It is a burlesque on Spanish life, and is entirely'a picture of children for children. The musical prologue was provided by Miss Elsie Kell who rendered "La Boheme" excorpt and St. Nicholas Day" with much effect. x In the Topical Gazette are to be seen a number of views of the exIvaiser in his enforced habitat at Doom also several views of when he held sway in Potsdam. It forms an interesting contrast. The programme, from a musical point of view, is also an interesting one, for the overture is Nicolai's "Merry Wives of Windsor." The-other items are ..all well selected, and of much interest. Mr! L. D. Austin conducts the special orchestra, and the whole production is of''the high stndard for which the King's Theatre is rightly famed