QUEEN'S THEATRE.

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

QUEEN'S THEATRE.

An elaborate presentation of Uritinh social life, "Butterflies in tlio liniti." will be shown finally to-night lit tho Qiieon'a riieatre. Laura La Planto and James Ivirkwood are the stars. Tho Btory is full ot • dramatic suspense. A gazette, scenic, and comedy, arc also shown, while excellent incidental music is provided by tho orchestra.

A finei programme commences at the Queen b Theatre to-morrow night It includes "Wings of the Storm,' 7 and some vaudeville attractions of exceptional excellence: "A great picture, in which one breath-taking sequence is quickly followed by another against a background of unexcelled beauty" is the description applied to "Wings of the Storm," in which William Russell, Virginia Faire, and Reed Howes, Lave prominent roles. A special attraction is the vaudeville programme, which includes Australia's remarkable en-, tertainer, Frank Andrews, whose comedy piano playing act is said to be a revelation,, and the Ambassador Musical Trio, talented: instrumentalists, who will be heard in a musical offering that calls for the playing, of the piano, Baxophone, and American banjo in eccentric style.