QUEEN'S THEATRE.
Mystory and thrills are by no moans lacking In Rod La Rocquo's latest picture, "Bachelor Brides," which commenced at tho Queen's Theatre last evening. But tho picturo is not one of the usual sensational type, for it is adapted from tho popular play of the same name and deals largely in comedy. Certain strange happenings on a stormy night In an old castle in Scotland, form tho basis of this most entertaining picture. How a young British peer upsets the calculations of a trio of crooks who are seeking to steal a valuable pearl necklace is told In a manner which holds the interest throughout. Tho second fetaure is "Tho Three King Marriage," which offers something new and modern in plots. Most of the action take 3 place In tho West. Mary Astor Is well placed in the feminine lead. There aro good supports and music.
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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 53, 11 September 1928, Page 6
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