QUEEN'S THEATRE.

Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 1, 1 July 1925, Page 10

QUEEN'S THEATRE.

■• Now showing at tho Queen's Theatre is "Fifth Avenue Models," a magnificent production, containing some elaborate interior settings and most, beautiful gowns of tho latest mode ever shown in Wellington. The story is adapted from Muriel Hine's novel, "The Best in Life." Beautiful Mary Philbin and Norman Kerry, of "Merry-Go-Eound" fame, portray the star roles, while the supporting oast includes a strong array of favourite artists. "IF I MARRY AGAIN." Commencing at the Queen's Theatre on Friday will bo "If I Marry Again," a picture with an exceptional cast, including Doris Keuyon, Lloyd Hughes, Frank .Mayo, Hobart Bos worth, and Anna Q. Nilsson. With Doris Kenyon in the leading feminine role, the story deals with the daughter of a notorious woman who marries a man against the wishes of his wealthy father, and as a result is banished to the fever-infested tropics, there to see her husband die. Heartbroken she returns home, not to wreak t vengeance on tho virtual' slayer of her ' husband, but to get justice for her child, which site accomplishes in a manner most novel. Miss Kenyon's portrayal of this role is said to be tho outstanding performance of tho year. A special attraction will be the first appearance iv Wellington of Mr. Keg. C. Scott, brilliant baritone, late of Dunedin. The box plan i is now open at The Bristol.