PARAMOUNT THEATRE.

Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 58, 12 March 1929, Page 5

PARAMOUNT THEATRE.

The programmo lit the Paramount' Theatre this week Is exceptionally .satisfying. A-1'ox: sound picture gazette Is the first item. One'has only to recall tho immense seopo of tho weekly topical to realise the remarkable effect achieved when tho sound soctluu is made of equal valuo to tho visualised section. "Chic" Sale, a famous American stago and screen star,*is the leading figure in tho next item, which is entitled "The Star Witness," the items' being ouo big laugh, and is a sound film ;from Drst to last. Constance Merrlck and-MUrlel" Pollock, the two famous "Wo Klta" girls aro heard in' a two-piano specialty. The world-famous Rosy Theatre Orchestra of 110 talented artists provide a music accompaniment to tho big, attraction, "Tho Street Angel." Tho "piece do resistanco" of tho entertainment is

"The Street Angel,' a beautiful film, charmingly acted.' The story Is laid against the colourful background of Naples. Janet Gaynor and Charles Farrell have tho' principal roles, and have the support of a carefully' solected supporting cast. The wholo sound picture programme is reproduced by the new and famous do Forest installation, which is generally concedod to bo one of the flflnest producing plants yet manufactured. Box plans are available at tho Bristol and Utility (next theatre). With advance booking showing every indication of making a record for the season, lutendlng patrons are advised to secure early reservations.