KING'S THEATRE.
There- is a doublo-featuro programme now showing at the King's Theatre. Tho first picture, which is entitled "Tho Grip of the Yukon," is a dramatic story of tho frozen north. Francis X. Bushman and Neil Hamilton have the principal parts, and June Marlowe plays tho feminine lead. Tho story tells of a lonely prospector who stakes out the richest mine in the district, and who Jealousy guards the secret of its location. Alone in the wilderness he becomes the Tictlm of gold-fever, and his claim passes into tho possession of two prospectors, who alone know how tho old man met his end. The daughter arrives, and the story thereafter works up to a totally unexpected climax. The second feature, entitled "Stop That Man," in which Arthur Lako and Barbara Kent tako the leading roles, is a comedy of a somewhat unusual variety. If cannot fail to amuse. The supports are good, and tho orchestra supplies appropriate music.
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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 53, 11 September 1928, Page 6
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