"THE CHEERFUL FRAUD."

Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 139, 16 June 1927, Page 6

"THE CHEERFUL FRAUD."

"iho Cheerful Krau.l," llo«hml<t Ijcni.y'rt latest; comedy, wilt oomwoiioo m!i'nn.il»« nl, thui Do Luxo TIK-iitro to-moi'i-ow, ?)nu of the moot |.oi>«]«r coiiK?ilit u ,« „f tlin screen, Doimy lulu nmilti himsflf i.ln. mweosa ho jm by koihl ««illri({. WiUnjut miy of tho poisonal abniudltics «-hlnl, must oC tho comedians of botli nli^u juml m'lccu iwo to put, as it wrre, Miefr iimlleiiea In tho light mood for thy eumeuV, Dpntiy i* lies on his iuciitl cxprvsHlou, of whli'li 1m is innslor, mid tho vemilfc i H tli.il; and rcolly ontortßfnlnis oometiy is tti lm scon m nil hl« ptdtm-cB. "Tho (Jln-erlnl *rwiu (loalH witli tho «oni[»lldiil,iotifl Avliltili anso from a buronot din K uißiii B liiiuself as n Bootetavy to enable him to mp"t tho social secretory of n social entertainer. A crook masqucradoa im the baronet, and ii blockmailmg K old-digunr also ii W )cnrs on tho Bcono. Goi-trude Ohtislead, Otis Unrlan, Emily iMteroy, Clmi'lea Uerrar,!, nml Oerlrudo Astor bond the fliippbitiiiß east; PrescntiDg the love, the Wily, and tho ijlory-of old Spain, "The Night or Ijovo, which opens at the De Luxe Theatre on J4th Juuo, is nnother tHiimpli f«t' Ronald Colmau und Vilma Banky. Tits keynote of tho production is the oid i'omanco of tho day* that are gone and duvs of grandeur and colour. It will be considered Ronald Colmnn'u greatefit picture, for ho fits his rolo perfectly and reneiieK new heights of droinotio interpi'etalion. Miss Banky displays nn , auting nbilllv which should rank her the greatest; of the younger stars in America. An the Vriuaesit Mane, niece of tho Kin* of France, she suffers, loves, and wins at last. The box plans are now open at Tho Bi'iotol' and Aitkcn b Book Arcade.