PARAMOUNT THEATRE.
■-cho life in Paris, with a romantic story, a v iie features of "Triumph of tho Rat," now bcir screened at the Paramount Theatre. AbiiiKiant scope is given to Ivor Novell j to prove his ability in acting tho part of either a rich society man or that of an outcast. Pierre Bouchoron, tho famous Apache leader known as "the Rat," now In society, Is In league with Zelle do Chaumot, wlo in her turn is In league with Henry Jlercereau, who keeps her supplied with abundant funds ' In order that she may keep her place in ao- , clety. Pierre makes a wager that ho will win the love of Madeleine de L'Orme (a society beauty), in a month. Ho succeeds, but also falls in lovo, with Madeleine, and decides to run straight. Zelie hears of this, and uses all her influence to ruin Pierre by keeping him out of employment. The programme includes a comedy, "Tho Kiss Doctor," and an interesting "Topical" of prominent world happenings. There is a line musical programme. . ■ ■ ■
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Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 125, 29 May 1928, Page 6
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175PARAMOUNT THEATRE. Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 125, 29 May 1928, Page 6
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