NEW PRINCESS THEATRE.

Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 3, 5 January 1926, Page 9

NEW PRINCESS THEATRE.

"The Slave of Desire," a powerful and thrilling story of Parisian life, adapted from Honore de Balzac's novel "The Magic Skin," is showing to-day at the New Prihcess Theatre. It features George Walsh,. Bessie Love, and Carmel Myers. "Welcome Home," a comedydrama of home life, wherein the sweet is knocked out of "Home, Sweet Home." features Lois Wilson,. Warner Baxter. and Luke Cosgrave. In "Navy Blue Days," Stan Laurel excels himself as a film comedian, and throughout ,the two reels fun waxes fast and furious. Tho orchestral accompaniment at nil sessions iv a feature, this week's overture being "William Tell." On Friday, J. M. Barries immortal fantasy "Peter Pan" will be presented at all sessions. This evergreen story of the boy who would not grow up, the gorgeous spectaclo of "The Never, Never Land," the battles between redskins and pirates, the fight between pirates and Pan's young army, and all jhe other precious scenes are amazingly, beautifully filmed. An allstar cast is headed by Betty Bronson. Ernest Torrence, Cyril Chadwick, and Esther < Ralston. The second attraction is "Are Parents People?" starring Adolphe Menyon and Betty Bronson. The lirst of a new series or "Leather Pushers," featuring Reginald Denny, will also commence.