QUEEN'S THEATRE.
'.' "Wild 'West, .Romance,":; the first of two Fox Films which' form the" main; portion of tho programme at the .Queen's Theatre this /week' tolls/the story of a' cowboy, who falls--in? love with- tho" daughter :of a travelling evangelist. Rex Bell and Carly Lincoln take the leading roles. Mary Asior is the feminine star in the second .attraction, "Romance at-- 'the Vriderworld." Being an orphan she.has.to earn her own 'living, which s[ie does'; by .becoming an entertainer■ ati an iinderworlfl club. -.She becomes disgusted with' 'the '-life * there and, loaves her position: ■■'.*• She""marries happily, but' does not reveal the story ;of her/past. ; The underworld is ' not to bedenied^ however, vand threatens to wreck her.llfe.. A sensational climax -straightens put \the' tangle. A' news red' and' a scenic .'complete* ;the": programme. -' '/>:■;''::.; '■..■./',--".; .-..' )• . \
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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 56, 9 March 1929, Page 7
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131QUEEN'S THEATRE. Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 56, 9 March 1929, Page 7
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