DE LUXE THEATRE.

Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 122, 27 May 1925, Page 10

DE LUXE THEATRE.

•Tho settings of "A Thief in Paradise," now showing at the Do Luxe Tjheatre, arc excellent, especially the interiors, which are quite exceptional. During tho telling of the tale there are many exciting happenings, including girls in bathing suits on horseback playing po!o, a fight with submarines, dancing in the South Sea Islands, and an aeroplane wedding. Included on tho programme is a more than ' usually interesting topical Gazette, a. Travelogue, of Switzerland with its magnificent alpine background, and a really delightful cameo comedy. The De Luxe music is a special feature of the programme. "To-morrow's Love," which will be shown on Friday, is the most thrilling comedy of married life that the screen has presented. While boing time to life, amazingly so, in fact, there is not a dull moment in it. The action is swift and tense all tho way through, and there is a plot exceptionally well handled and worked out, with a cast of players including Agnes Ayrcs, Pat O'Malley, Raymond Hatton, and Rnby La Fayette. The supports will include scenic, gazette, additional comedy, and a musical programme of outstanding excellence supplied by the Orchestra de Luxe. The bos plans are open at The Bristol, Aitken's Book Arcade, or ring theatre.