QUEEN'S THEATRE

Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 83, 4 October 1929, Page 5

QUEEN'S THEATRE

A highly entertaining two-feature programme opened to-day at the Queen's Theatre. Much has been claimed'for "Masked Emotions," in which Georgo O'Brien Is featured, supported by Nora Lane, Farrell Macdonald, and a splendid cast. O'Brien-elves a masterful interpretation of an athletic college man who sets out to avenge the attempted murder of his chum, farrell Macdonald plays one of the principal character parts. The second feature is an excellent comedy-drama, entitled "Adam's Apple," sturrlng Monty Banks. With the growing technique of the motion picture It is seldom necessary for the producers to go outside their own country to securo atmosphere, but when British. International ■ Pictures were making "Adam's Apple," they sent tho cast to three different countries for the travel sequences.' Tho action begins In New York, where the two honcymoonera aro bound for tho Continent. From there the scenes go to Paris, arid thence to London, whero fhe body of the story is filmed. .The picture'is a highly amusing comedy of honeymoon bliss, and should not be missed by lovers of good entertainment. There is also a strong supporting cast, including Gillian Dean, Judy Kelly, and Colin Kenny.