PARAMOUNT THEATRE.

Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 75, 29 March 1926, Page 4

PARAMOUNT THEATRE.

'" Gloria Swanson's latest starring, vehicle, ■ "The Coast o£ Folly," now showing at •:* the Paramount Theatre each evening, has ; been justly described as her most spec- ' tacular production. The settings are laid *• in Palm Beach, America's most popular '.' eeaside resort, and the gaynesa of the hie - enjoyed by the idle rich is vividly por- '* trayed. Adapted from the sensational ;' story by Forrest Kalsey,. "The Coast ot j Folly" tells of a youni; girl who .runs •'■ aground ou the rocks ot scandal at Palm ■■■ Bcar-h. The dominant theme is one oi :- mother-love and its capability for sclt-sac- ■" rifice, and the dramatic crisis in the -■ novel have been given masterly treatment "' by Miss Swanson and a strong cast, bupV ports include one of the amusing ' Hodge- - Podge" features, an hilarious Mermaid " comedy, entitled "Be,-are," ant a Gau- ;■■ mont Graphic. Excellent incidental music ;-is provided by the Paramount Solo Orl: ehestra of ten, which plays as an overture - Suppe's "Jolly Robbers," and as an en- .>' tr'arte the "Pilgrims' Chorus" lrora rann- "*. hauaer."