SHORTT'S THEATRE.
Fred Thomson has never had better opportunities than those offered him in "The Fighting Sap." the Western irnma. which is being shown at Shortt's Theatre. In this picture Thomson playa the part of a meek-appearing young fellow who fights like a tiger when he feels somebody is trying to put something over on him. The second attraction is "On the Stroke of Three," featuring Kenneth Hurlan, Mary Carr,; and Madge Bellamy. . The story deals with the homely, interesting life of the simple mountain folk in Ashaluna Valley, as well as with the social whirl of New York's wealthiest, set. The supports are excellent. ' . ■
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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 55, 7 March 1927, Page 6
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