BRITANNIA THEATRE.
Richard Barthelmcss iv ■ "The White Ulack Sheep" is the attraction at the Britannia Theatre. It tells the story of Robert Kincairn, who shoulders the blame for a theft by his Qancee, and goes to Northern Palestine, and he falls in love with Zelic, a fascinating Greek dancing girl, who rescues him from an Arab mob. Patsy Ruth Miller in splendid as the desert dancer. Adventure and humour arc the ingredients a\ r>lcli,.?:. aM"ad Se's Picture "The Wall btreet Whiz," the other attraction. The supports include comedy, scenic, and gazette.
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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 130, 6 June 1927, Page 5
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