KING'S THEATRE.

Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 1, 1 July 1926, Page 6

KING'S THEATRE.

"Cheaper to Marry" is the title of the picture which is screening finally. at the King's Theatre this evening. The picture tells a smart, sophisticated story of the manner in which two men manage their romance in life. Lewis Stone heads the cast, and Paulette Duval, a new face, from the Ziegfeld "Follies," has the leading feminine role. There is an excellent supporting , programme, including stereoscopiksY "The StiU.Alarm," a romantic story of the fire "department, is booked to be screened to-morrow. This unusual Universal-Jewel has been given a wonderful cast which includes Helene Chadwick, William Russell, Richard C. Travers, John T. Murray, Dot Parley, Edna Marian, Edward .Hearn, Jacques d'Auray and Erin La. Bissoniere. "The Still Alarm" was directed by Edwanl Laemmle, who has made it a picture that everyone will want to see. It is based on the old melodrama of the same name that years ago was a favourite stage play. It is a deft and skilful combination of. melodrama, pathos, comedy, and realism, told in scenes both colourful and thrilling. Edward Laemmle, who directed "The Still Alarm," Universal-Jewel, to be shown to-morrow, has scored another triumph. He has taken a great story and made of it an equally great photoplay. The pjcture is full of heart interest, thrilling scenes, aiul excellent • comedy. The cgst contains the names of many well-known screen stars. Among the players are Helene Chadwick, William Russell, Richard C. Travers,. John T. Murray, Dot Farley, Edna Marian, Edward Hearn, Erin la Bissoniere, and Jacques d'Auray. "The Still Alarm" is a screen version of the old popular, melodrama of the same name.