BRITANNIA THEATRE.
Jack Pickfoi-d has come -back as the ragged, yet dominant, boy of .the Kentucky Hills in " The HillBilly," to bp screened at the Britannia Theatre commencing Friday. Garbed in his tattered mountain-boy clothing- he is the daring, adventuresome, lovable .youth of the backwoods. It is a picture of the great out-of-doors. The characters are real and genuine.- Lucille Ricksen, who supports Jack, !as Emmy Lou, .gives a superb portrayal of a wistful and delicate girl about to fair into the clutches of the val-. ley's most feared character. ■" While Paris Sleeps," a Maurice Tournier production, will 'be the added attraction. This week's attraction, " Daughters of the Night," will be finally-presented this evening.
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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 65, 19 March 1925, Page 10
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