PARAMOUNT THEATRE.

Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 82, 16 October 1928, Page 5

PARAMOUNT THEATRE.

"The Adorablo Outcast," now screening at the Paramount Theatre, is rich ill spectacle. It contains many big episodes, including thfc burnlug of Fursey's stronghold on an ■ island. Another magnificent scene reveals hundreds of native out-rlggers gliding along the ocean with full sail wooing the .refreshing winds. The weird interior of the heathen temple is depicted with a. realism that establishes a superstitious Influence immediately. The great native feast,.and the dance of the warriors to celebrate the victory; the turtle-fishers bringing in their big catch, the long hunt for-Ste-phen Conn, whose Mysterious source of wealth arouses the curious, and greedy envy, of the Furscy gang, the exciting brawl iv the saloon on the waterfront when Conn horsewhips Furscy and the crowd wreck the entire bar are Incidents graphically : depicted in a picture which is thoroughly satisfying In human interest, and possessed of great appeal The featured players are Edith Roberts, Edmund Burns, Walter Long, Arthur M'Laglen, Katherlne Dawn, Jessica Harcourt, and Jack Garin. Good supports and music complete the programme.