EMPRESS THEATBE.
The film adaptation of Sir: Rider Haggard s well-known story, "Sha," ia bciifc n»H? m\u the EmP, less Theatre. Betty Blythe w superb as Ayesha; the immortal queen who waits down two thousand years, of ageless beauty, for the descendant of her beloved Kalhkrates, whom she killed in a fit of scorned jealousy. An Englishman is loved by Ustane, but the simple beauty of the Rirl v no match for the oharm of She. JLhe letting! are on a stupendous scale. Carlyle Blackwell and Mary Odette are in the cast. Raymond M'Kee and Murjorie Meadows are co-starred in "Romance Road, the tale of an American soldier's love for a rich ]g irl, 'and how the same neb. gnl decides to win the boy for. herself An additional attraction w the playing of Kamo, described as the fastest exponent of the banjo-mando-«L IBi I lle i f orl4- A comedy and a gazette complete the picture programme, which is further enhanced by the playing of Miss tdwards s orchestra.
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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 125, 31 May 1927, Page 6
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170EMPRESS THEATBE. Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 125, 31 May 1927, Page 6
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