DE LUXE THEATRE.

Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 58, 18 September 1928, Page 5

DE LUXE THEATRE.

Starring Reginald Denny, "Good Morning, Judgo," la the featturo at the Do Luxe Theatre. Tho story concerns a young society man, Freddie Grey, who Is arrested hi a brawl following a prize fight. Ho spends the night in. gaol, loses his wallet, and has his Due paid tho next day by a beautiful heiress whoso >wbhv is r'>orming criminals. Ho conceals Ills identity and goes to be reformed (it her mis«lon for homeless "down and outs." She Is singularly attracted by him, hut her Ir.ierest Is complicated by a series of events which might seem to indicate he is far from reforming. To complicate matters further, his sister appears as a friend of the beautiful mission worker and threatens to expose him. How he evades exposure and defeats the desires of some real crooks who are robbing their benefactor, makes a picture filled with interest, romance, and humour. A comedy and gazette are also screened, and an excellent musical programme is also supplied. • For something out of tho ordinary in the way of 'pictures the spectacular circus 111 m, "The Greatest Show on Earth" takes first place. This story of the sawdust ring will commence screening at the Dc Luxe Theatre on Friday next at 8 o'clock, a' matlneo being held on the Saturday at 2.,'i0. Tho story Is crammed with incidents that will hold audiences enthralled. Never before has such a remarkable circus story reached the screen. One lives In the atmosphere of the ring. Bareback riders, trapezelsts, clowns, horses, etc., nil help to make this circus picture the finest of its kind ever filmed. It is a show within a show. Tho supporting programme is in keeping, and includes big supports, the Orchestra Do Luxe, and the Wurlitzer. The box plans are now open at tho Bristol Piano Co., Aitken's Book Arcade, or by telephone to the theatre.