KING'S THEATRE.

Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 54, 5 March 1927, Page 12

KING'S THEATRE.

«t3 Hol"'y king production, entitled Partners Again," was screened for the first time in the change of programme at ■ the Kings Theatre last evening. The story is adapted by Frances Marion, from the Broadway stage-success by Montague Glass and Jules Eckert Goodman, and features the successful comedians, George Sidney and Alexander Carr. "Partners Again" is another of those rollicking business comedies in which the famous partners, portrayed by Sidney and Carr; engage in a distinctly different line of business. This time it is the distribution of automobiles that takes their fancy. They deal in the "Schenckman" six, a car principally noted for its faults. Many and harrassing are their experiences in demonstrating the new model, and many narrow escapes are their lot. Not all the thrills are contained in the automobile episode, however. The dynamic pair of business men are also called upon to indulge in a most erratic aeroplane journey, and Abe is in^. no condition for aronauties at the time. In fact, he is smuggled, one might say, from a bed of sickness, and not even allowed the necessary time to prepare for the journey. There are many exciting and funny episodes. There is a good supporting programme, and the incidental music by the King's Orchestra is of the usual good quality.