KING'S THEATRE.
Kichard Bartholmess, ns an adventurer on the" high seas, will bo presented to-night at tlio King's Theatre in "Scarlet Seas." The picture teems with action. An exceptional cast supports Blchard Barthclmcss. ' For the Hrst time Betty Compson Is seen playing opposite tlio star, with Loretta Young In the featured ingenue role. The villainy of "Scarlet Seas Is perpetrated by Jack Curtis. .The "pious old hypocrite" rolo of Johnson in "Scarlet facas is enacted by James Bradbury, son., a character man of popularity both In stage and screen. Apia's Intriguing atmosphere is the background of the picture. The village of Apia was especially built on the Isthmus at Cntnllna Island for "Scarlet Seas. I lie Him offers Barthelmcss an unusual part, and one that only Bartliclmcss can essay in the finest traditions of cinematograph acting. Scarlet Seas" is a tale of the open sea, teeming with tbo vivid colour of the South Seas, trading in smuggled goods, rough-and-tumble fights, and many other spectacular sequences. I\o. b featurette of the "New Greater Collegians, ontitled "Calford on norscbacH," is a further attractive entertainment, with selected supporting programme in addition, lios plans are available at The Bristol.
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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 55, 8 March 1929, Page 5
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195KING'S THEATRE. Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 55, 8 March 1929, Page 5
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