KING'S THEATRE.

Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 65, 19 March 1925, Page 10

KING'S THEATRE.

"Dangerous Money," a Paramount Famous Forty production, will be shown at the King's Theatre to-night. It opens with a gay and whimsical love scene on the- Brooklyn waterfront between Bcbe Dauiells and Tom Moore. The '. action takes place on a barge, in the shadow of Brooklyn Bridge, with the tall spires of Manhattan in the background' and tugboats and barges passing up and down the river. There is also a bathing scene at. Lake' Ma'ggiore, Italy, where Miss Daniels and others enjoy, an afternoon "beach' tea." A medieval costume ball; curtained gondolas, decorated barges, terrfeces festooned with flowers and lanterns, strumming mandolins, gay young nobles and ladies making merry in the costumes of Thirteenth Century Italy. A duel scene in the foyer of an Italian villa, in which the Prince and other nobleman cross swords over Adele. There is^also a good supporting- programme including a humorous comedy entitled "The King Dumb," and also a Burton-Holmes travelogue and gazette. The King's Select Orchestra, under the baton of MrT H. Jerome, will render a specially selected programme of music.