QUEEN'S THEATRE.
«i.™»ninllan. eo .r.of nro Eramme whicli commenced screening at the Queen's Theatre last evening consists of two excellent ulctures, the first one •'•(■onrl r,i°" ee ss latest Western feature. i v j . Gold- The hero when a boy, is r°^ ( Of .ua cold mine and although ho has not met the present owner he Intends to recover possession of It for himself. While he several"" 8 * metllod ln whleh t0 d 0 thls »« the miners' pay each week On the last occasion on which ho does this ho meets the girl to whom the mine .has been loft, t>ut when lie pets the opportunity to tell her the whole story, she refuses to listen to him. with the consequence that lie determines to kidnap her. which he does. Eventually she believes in him, however, and the manager of the mine is found out to be the. real thief. The second big attraction is the "Cradle Snatchers," which has been transferred to the Queen's Theatre after a lery successful week at the Regent Theatre. Louise tazemla has the star role of Susan MarII! ln thls 'ac of erring husbands. Excel-
lent incidental music la played by the Queen's Quality Quintette.
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Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 140, 10 December 1927, Page 7
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201QUEEN'S THEATRE. Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 140, 10 December 1927, Page 7
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