BRITANNIA THEATRE.
Alary Can- in "Flaming Waters," mul Johnny Hines iv "Stepping Along" are being finally sc-rcened at the Britannia Theatre to-night. Commencing to-mor-row Richard Barthelmess in "The WhiteBlack Sheep" will be the attraction. It tells the story of Kobert Kincnirn, who shoulders the blame for a theft by his fiancee, and ifs ordered from his home by his military father. He goes to Northern Palestine, under the British protectorate. There he falls in love with Zelie, a fascinating Greek dancing girl, who rescues him from an Arab mob. Patsy Ruth Miller is splendid as the desert dancer. Melodrama which, with a powerful climax, feats that only Dick Talmadge could do or would be daring enough to undertake, and a thorough leavening of rattling good comedy, are the ingredients which go to make up "The Wall Street Whiz," the other attraction. The supports include comedy, scenic, and gazette.
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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 127, 2 June 1927, Page 6
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