QUEEN'S THEATRE.

Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 27, 1 February 1924, Page 11

QUEEN'S THEATRE.

Miss Lois Wilson plays the role of. Elien- Jorth in the Paramount produclion, " To the Last Man," which will Lo shown at the.Queen's Theatre today. When rehearsing th 6 picture only; & willow sapling saved her from death: at the foot of a: precipices As "she- felt her saddle slipping, sideways, she seized a willow tree above her head, which: broke her fall and prevented both, horse and- rider from plunging. over the cliff.: Miss Wilson sustained a few minor bruises, ;ind was found by Richard Dix,. aiso^a featured player in the production,, who' was hurrying along the trail. Miss : Wilson, who-is an excellent horsewoman,, was riding " Senator," a spirited horses which has attracted much notice. "To the. Last Man " was directed, by Victor Fleming, and the' scenes were- shot in tiie hills of Arizona, 200- miles from a. rail-way station. The stray is historical and deals captivatingly with a sanguinary feud, waged1 in the 'eighties.' Th>. other, featured players are Noah Beery,. Robert Edeson,.and Frank Campeau. It is a most compelling photoplay. The; «upportmg; players include many' screeni artists of reputation and popularity. Tha supporting programme, will include , thelatest Gazettes, Paramount comedy, and, Burton Holmes Travelogue.. The Queen's brand- Orchestra, which has- recentlybeen increased, will, render a delightful: specially-selected programme of incidental music. Tlie box plan is at TheBristol.