QUEEN'S THEATRE.

Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 26, 31 January 1924, Page 10

QUEEN'S THEATRE.

"Tlic :Mecry Go Bound," -which avill ..be finally shown at the Queen's Theatre 'to-night; is without doubt one of: the ■most arresting pictures ever screened here. »Mavy Philbin. a new screen .beauty, and Norman Kerry, aided by a 'specially selected cast, act with realism a^nid settings of magnificence. The music rendered by the Queen's Symphony Orchestra'has been specially arranged. „ . - , • . - . "TO THE LAST MAN.." : Some pj-i thie most rugged scenery in the world and the most primitive inhabitants of North' America are featured in Paramount's new picture, "To the Last Man," a Zane Grey production coming to the Queen's Theatre to-morrow. Lpis Wilson, Richard Dix, Noah Beery, Frank Campeau, and Bobert Edeson are featured. Tlie^-picture was made in Tonto Basin, Arizona. The story is-based on i the Pleasant Valley War, a feud between cattlemen and sheepmen, fought in the late 'eighties in which, bdth factions were wiped out literally to the last man. The picture opens with a chance meeting between. Gaston Isbel and Lee Jorth, leaders of the : rival factions. Jean Isbel, son/of Gaston, comes to Arizona from Oregon to aid his father. He meets Ellen.vJ9r.th, daughter of his father's enemy; arid'falls in love with her. Later he traced'cattle rustlers to Jorth's ranch;, thus , precipitating 'a/- raid on . the Isbel home. In the 'l>a,ttW.'Guy; Isbel is killed-, ajid one of - the childVexi' mortally wounded. <3aslon Isbe^ is. treacherously murdered, and thejlsbels are : '. ambushed .while pursuing' the Jorths,;-and praetic- ' ally wiped out. • JeanV tbi; last of the Isbels; .continues ;the; fight, killing.'the last of the Jorth sympathiser^ and- ending by marrying Ellen, Jorth's.^daufehter, tjius terminating,;,the feud, ' The supppriUng programme will include the latest G.azettes, Paramount comedy, and Burton Holmes Trax?logue. . • The Queen's Gpnd Orchestra,; ', which has recently bfcen increased, \yill render, a'delightful specially selectedjprogramine of incidentol music. The bos.'plan •ig at The" Bristol. "•':■■■■. >. ■■' •' •■■'."' ..,-