PARAMOUNT THEATRE.

Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 24, 28 July 1927, Page 5

PARAMOUNT THEATRE.

"Three Hours." starring Corlnne Griffith, capably supported by John Bowers and Hobart Bosworth will be shown finally to-night at tho Paramount Theatre. The story Is that of an innocent wife who is the victim of circumstantial evidence. Her unrelenting husband finally invites her to his home, where she finds the child dead. By no means, however, is the picture without its lighter moments. A fine feature of the present programme is entitled Chopin." This screening is accompanied by specially synchronised music selected from Chopiu's works. The Paramount Orchestra also plays tho overture, "Pique Dame."

"An Affair of the Follies," to be presented at the Paramount Theatre to-morrow, is a niost enjoyable entertainment. It combines an intensely Interesting screen story with splendid acting. Lewis Stone, Billic Dove, and Lloyd Hughes are featured in the picture. The story from whicli the Follies play was adapted, a "best story of the year" entry, written by Dixie Wilson under the title of "Here Y'Are, Brother," treats several phases of New York city life, including the famous Tollies, with a realism seldom equalled on the screen. Miss Dove appears as a Follies dancer' who married a clerk. Lloyd Hughes is the husband, Lewis Stone the intruding but human and likeable millionaire who admires her. The box plan- is at tho theatre. Booking office open from 10 a.m. daily.