KING'S THEATRE.

Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 52, 29 August 1925, Page 10

KING'S THEATRE.

A husband, a wife, and a friend of the family are tha main characters in the picture entitled " Locked Doors," which is the main attraction at the King's Theatre this week. The *tory deals with a young woman who is married to a man much older than heiself, and of the wife's struggle against the advent of another love in her life. The part of the wife is taken by Miss Betty Oompson, who, as Mary Carter, leaves for a summer camp in the mountains. There sV accidentally meets John Talbot, a young man who is engaged on a fishing expedition, and immediately falls in love with him. Too late she realises her mistake, and informs John that she is married. They-Jeave, but latex in the city meet, and Mary receives a surprise when she learns that John has been engaged to fill a position in her husband's office. John is invited to his employer's home for a few days, and there meets Mary. They realise the hopelessness of their position, and are saying "good-bye" in Mary's room when the house catches on fire. They are afraid to. go out, and .remain in the burning building till the husband forces the door and rescues them. The programme includes a travelogue, an Australian Government film, and a comedy, " Pie-eyed." The King's Orchestra, under Mr. Jeromey plays a suitable overture and as an entr'acte "Libeslied" (Kreisler).