DE LUXE THEATRE.

Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 108, 2 November 1929, Page 13

DE LUXE THEATRE.

■ The . talking production, "Father and Sou" which heads the bill at the De Luxe Theatre this week, combines tbo best elements of pathos and romance, with a smattering of comedy as a relieving feature. Jack Holt, who takes the leading -part,, has. associated with him Dorothy Kevier, Helene Chadwick, Wheeler Oakman, and the. child actor of the. screen h0"^11^ 111"1;, -Tl'V'^y briefly.'is concerned with; a-small family, who live In harmony and peace;;until a'malicious'woman, comes on the scene;--. From ;the::tlme when Prank 'Fields (Jack/Holt) returns home from a trip to J.oroiJ6--wHIi his second wife, and Introduces ■THrtrt. m,°! 1'y B££' explications-set in. Jimmy . Jleias.-- (Mickey Jfßann) refuses to accept his father's second wife as his new mother, and n ,£ l mr', IX lisL ng thls' strive 3 desperately tq -conciliate the boy, but with no avail So ™,hi «Oryi,' W' n<3s throu Bh tcns° situations, until the .boy is accused of a crime ho did not commit H B -is punished by his father, "nd hi\™ Punishment still, fresh in his mind, jib leaves home. He-does not get very f-rr ?n? eTi erV/ s-^rlendtakesHinl under her care' wbUeTh ß % ti'? at hB Wi" stay wl0» "er '« a . sag 2tes&;&%£2& ■%■£ .-&■ te&TVii?-"'-*" «&kT*« re! !FlSSF^^s='- ( f^TKr^ZT Cl4"^"^^ Snap! Ssi^~^-- UovS t ure^