KING'S THEATRE.
Lewis Stone, Helene Chadwick, and Mary' Carr, all favourites, l\ead an unusually strong cast in the comedy-drama, " Why Men Leave Home," to be shown at the King's'; .Theatre ■* this' evening, 'ihe'story tells of a business man who is happily' married to a very beautiful woman.. All. goes well until he neglects his wife for. business. The wife naturally piqued' at 'first resigns herself to t-liis state of affairs, but soon tires of it, and leaves home with some women friends.-•■■-"■-The; husband then becomes very lonely,- and turns to a pretty-steno-giapher for sympathy.: He takes her to cinher, arid- all would have been' well if 'his. wife had not : put in an unexpected appearance. A; divorce: follows, and_ the man .marries his typiste. Fate decides;, ' however., that it should'be ;a marriage; of 'but a few hours' duration. r:a surprising series of events, the mau .finds; himself'reunited to' his first vife. ■ ,TKe supporting programme will aiso ;be .of. a' very high standard,; including, a. comedy, .and 'the latest topical budget " and . a.; delightful, musical pro'j&'ramme -by. the. King's Select Orchestra. A matineo'will be held oii Saturday at 2.30. The. box plan is now. open at the JJiistol^ PiKrio•. C 0.,. or:: after 5.30' seats can be reserved at 'the theatre.'1 :':: !.
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Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 64, 12 September 1924, Page 5
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