REGENT THEATRE.
A great many beautiful gowns are worn by Bebe.Daniels, Paramount star, in her current comedy success,. "Stranded in Pans/ which is now showing at the. Eegent Theatre. "Stranded in Paris" is a story of an American shop-girl who, on winning a free ticket to the French-Capi-tal,, arrives there, penniless and without a mend. How, through an innocent error, she hnds herself mistaken for a famous countess, arid how, after a series of breathtaking episodes, she manages to return to the United States,. goes to make one of the breeziest comedies Paramount's star has ever appeared in. Good supports are also shown. Paddy Saunders, clever comedian-cartoonist, provides an amusing turn, and bright music is offered by the orchestra. -.-...
- Using the world-renowned New York Central, the Hudson River, and .New York Harbour, Irving Cummings achieved some marvcllouß dramatic effects in the construction oE exterior scenes fqr. "Bertha, the Sewing Machine Girl," which comes to the Regent Theatre next Friday. Madge Bellamy, in the leading feminine role, is projected into a number of situations of< thrilling intensity. Opposite Miss Bellamy is Allan Simpson, popular New York actor, while the "menace" is supplied by Paul Nicholson. In the cast with Miss Bellamy and Mr. Simpson arc J. barrel Mac Donald, Arthur Housman, and a number of screen favourites.
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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 114, 17 May 1927, Page 5
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216REGENT THEATRE. Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 114, 17 May 1927, Page 5
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