EMPRESS THEATRE.
Owen Davis's famous play. "Her Marriage Vow," is screening a t the Empress Theatre again to-day with Beverley Bayne and Monte Blue in the leading roles. The author has-skil-fully portrayed the disasters which may result from trivial misunderstandings in married life. The supports p an-^ nous Mack S^nett comedy with Ben Turpin in the lead, a travelogue, and Topical Budget. The impress Symphony Orchestra renders excellent incidental music, among the enjoyable items being Friedmann's "Slavonic Rhapsody." "Galloping Gallagher," the thrilling Master Picture, starring Fred Thomson! an exciting feature to be shown on Jiriday, ls a clean-cut, excitingly entertaining film, unusually well pz-oduced and with a lot 1 of hard-working players headed by the redoubtable Thomson who does not miss an opportunity. Hazel Keener lends admirable support as the female parson," who almost causes a riot m Tombstone upon her arrival
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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 122, 27 May 1925, Page 10
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142EMPRESS THEATRE. Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 122, 27 May 1925, Page 10
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