DE LUXE THEATRE.
Adolphe Menjou has the leading role in "Blonde or Brunette,"' the delightful comedy which is now screening at the De Luxe Theatre. Greta -Nissen and Arlette Marchall are the blonds and brunette between which the star lias such difficulties in choosing. Menjou is cast as a young Paris attorney who is tired of the fast life of his set and marries a demure country miss, only to find that Paris turns her into the gayest of the gay. A divorce follows, and he tries once more. Complications then set in and Menjou, together with his first and present wives, is invited to the home of the first's wealthy grandmother. After screamingly funny situations a second divorce follows, and the first wife is wedded again to the general satisfaction, of evervoue. Mr. Uman>iel Aarons at the Wurlitzer organ again enchants his listeners, and delightful iucidental music is supplied by the orchestra under his control.
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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 130, 6 June 1927, Page 5
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