QUEEN'S THEATRE

Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 64, 12 September 1924, Page 5

QUEEN'S THEATRE

.The Paramount: , Picture, ' 'Bluff," whiclv is th'e.;s.tar ; ,attraction at the Queen's Theatre to-day, features Agnes Ayres; and Antonio Moreno, and was produced by Sam Wood., It is a story of a girl's struggle. in :New York, and how she posed as another woman to gain fame. "Bluff." is the tale of a girl who tried to. make New York reco<mise her talents .as- a designer. She failed, and then she tried the ga'niS of bluff with them. "-She 'pretended■ that she was someone else.' and; won . out. •• But thfers were complications. The woman she : had impersonated was wanted by the police, and when Betty h^d proved that she was not the,same person, she ■was wanted for'receiving under false pretences. ■: But she managed to get out of the difficulty, and'how she did it niakes- the greatest comedy-drama that has been screened for some time. Agnes Ayres -and .Antonio Moreno are in the cast. The supporting programme includes a fine Christie comedy, "Hold Everything," the -latest Burton Holmes Travelogue, and a Paramount Topical Gaaet-te. The Queen's , Grand Orchestra, under the" direction of Mr. A H. Jerome, will provide a delightful-pro-gramme of incidental music. The box plan is at The" Bristol,. - -