EMPRESS THEATRE.
Emnre-s Tttft ai lgo of Pr°g™muie at tne tllore is , r r?' , Based otl "The Bride," E, 1, a comedy drama entitled "The Dan4r roe "o Wnr 1 *rls, clUa »"*■> has the leading jewel tMevp, ?. ? \l the glrl with a ban(l "l itnno „? ?? lat tne ludtence believes she itS^'r^'^-^^d'in 3,^ offering the Jlan in luo Shadow" is a lilci cun ls tlnt CHi aS a"'Sl the acceP'^ Proof of cir™nU mJh r<l ter is ", b0»t't»be isecuied/'whcn proof lomes mat another man is responsible. There is a sensational Qnale. David Torrcueo is the fs^ha^ri" 1'? F, ef"ses t0 Us(cn: Mar >- M'Aliste? , ., £,; Arthur Rankin the boy in the case; *• »v IT,l T, B f' caman th° mother: An unus- "' J y ln'ercsting picture shows scenes in the Th« ,Vi . , . locale °f recent massacres, lhe orchestral selections are by Mr. H. G Averys players and are most ecceptablc.
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Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 140, 10 December 1927, Page 7
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147EMPRESS THEATRE. Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 140, 10 December 1927, Page 7
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