KING'S THEATRE.
The Thos. 11. luce production, "The Marriage Cheat," will bo finally screened ttf-night at the. King's. Theatre.' . In the film are included Leatrice Joy, Percy Marmont, and Adolphe Menjou. The story was actually-filmed in a South Sea island. The supporting programme is also excellent, while a- musical- programme of rare "beauty is rendered by the King's Select Orchestra.1 ■■
"The Rejected] Woman," a dramatic story of great power, - heads the new programmo at the King's Theatre tomorrow evening. It is a photoplay of great beauty, a frank and vivid picturisation. of our dancing, petting, and drinking generation.. It is full of youth, luxury, and thrills. The cast includes . such favourites as Conrad Nagel, Wyndham Standing, 'Alma Rubens, and.Leonora Hughes. The picture itself should be of great appeal, dealing as it does with the problem of-beautiful women and. beautiful clothes and their relation to each other; Many of the scenes are actually' reproductions of such institutions as Sherry's famous restaurant, in Park avenue, the Hotel Ambassador, and the steamship Paris. A big supporting programme has been arranged, including a special musical programme to be rendered by the King?s Select Orchestra. A matinee will -be held on Saturday afternoon at 2.30. The box plan is now open .at The Bristol, or after 5.30 seats may be reserved at the theatre,
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Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 81, 2 October 1924, Page 10
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