STRAND THEATRE.
Everyone remembers the greatest of all stage dramas, '^Within the Law," and everyone will remember' Mary Turner's struggle for life and love, as portrayed by Nornia Talmadge in the vivid picturisation of tlie play now showing ai the Strand Theatre) The part gives Miss ( T,almadge an extraordinary chance to demonstrate her. exceptional ability as an? emotional, actress^ The heroine is a shop girl \vhb is sent to prison for; a theft she did net commit. In demanding that she get the limit, Edward Gil-' der, department store owner, explains that he wants to make an example of Mary. On her release, vowing vengence, she joins a~gang of blackmailers and ultimately squares herself with the world' and finally . finds ■ true happiness. Katherine ' Mac Donald," ■ in' "The Scarlet Lily," is also being screened. Always famous for ■ her luxurious gowns, Miss -MacDohald has some new ones that will surprise even her admirere, ■ who always expect much from her in the way of sartorial splendour. Harry Avery and his: Jazz Band render a bright arid popular "musical 'programme..
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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 87, 11 April 1924, Page 5
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176STRAND THEATRE. Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 87, 11 April 1924, Page 5
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