"THE WANDERER."

Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 91, 14 October 1926, Page 6

"THE WANDERER."

S< Commencing at to-morrow's special J matinee, then da(i!yi'at'2i3o'I£Cnd SigTitly at *8;o'clock, Paramount's great super-feature ] I "The Wanderer," will be screened at the I) De Luxe Theatre., Based on the story of ' the PrddigaV Song'+he film? Has established ' ;.a new .record for size and beauty in.motion, i 'pictures: 3 To gain the desired effect re- ! 'quired months of work^not- only 'in the ! 1 actual production of the picture but in < ; its preparation. Each scene was written . 1 with the thought of beauty always in < imind, pnd'jeacb 'was-filmed- so .that- it would ; ; balance and .blend, with,.the .r,est. ,Eyen the thousands "of' costumes' in the mob ; ;BCenes;;were made chiefly with a vieiv.to-. ! '-Ward .thfeipietorial'.effects, obtained from If them. "REfoul Walsh directed the picture, f "which has as its leading players, William Collier jun., Greta Nissen, Kathlyn WilSliams, Ernest.Torrenc.e, Wallace Beery, and JJTyrone: Power 'The picture is instriictive, Jit is hfstorttali- iisp&ks to'tlieimaginaS.titon, it ; dazrfes the ■ eyo .-with its. magni-. Xficence and its beauty,,it,teaches,a lesson *K> powerful that one can never forget it, tand it holds the interest and rivets the attention from beginning to end. The Sfmusical score is one of raro beauty. The Jboi pjans are open at' Tile Bristol', 'Ait-1 gken's -BrJok' Arcade, .or-.ring"the theatre..-. g- •