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Evening Star, Issue 19518, 28 March 1927, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS. King ' edward theatre. 7.30 TO-NIGHT, AT 7.30. Two and one-half hours of the best of tiio city attractions. ‘ALOMA OF THE SOUTH SEAS,’ ‘ ALOMA OF THE SOUTH SEAS,’ A story of Love, Life, and Passion, amid the Tropic Southern Isles. 8,000 feet of glorious adventure. QUEER’S THEATRE DAILY, at 2 and 7.30. A Gripping Family Drama. A Story of Everyday Modern Life. ‘THE OLD SOAK,’ ‘THE OLD SOAK,’ ‘THE OLD SOAK,’ ‘THE OLD SOAK,’ ‘THE OLD SOAK,’ ‘THE OLD SOAT\,’ •THE OLD SOAK,’ ‘THE OLD SOAK,’ ‘THE OLD SOAK,’ ‘THE OLD SOAK,’ ‘THE OLD SOAK,’ ‘THE OLD SOAK,’ Starring JEAN HERSHOLT JEAN HERSHOLT JEAN HERSHOLT JEAN HERSHOLT And an Array of All-star Cast. The story of a wayward son who, in make believe, was wealthy, but in reality a struggling clerk. lie loved bis parents more than life, yet he cheated and deceived them to shower gifts on the girl of his dreams. It is a picture brimming with deep sincerity and homelv comedy. EXCELLENT SUPPORTS. JJIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE (Proprietors: Sir Benjamin and Mr John Fuller). PACKED ON SATURDAY. PACKED ON SATURDAY. PACKED ON SATURDAY. PACKED ON SATURDAY. TREMENDOUS RECEPTION TREMENDOUS RECEPTION TREMENDOUS RECEPTION OF THE NEW ENGLISH HUMPHREY BISHOP HUMPHREY BISHOP HUMPHREY BISHOP HUMPHREY BISHOP M LISICAE MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY. COMEDY COMPANY. The large. Audience applauded again and again, and kept on demanding more and more, until it was after 10.45 p.m. before the. final curtain fell. CHANGE OF PROGRAMME CHANGE OF PROGRAMME CHANGE OF PROGRAMME THURSDAY. THURSDAY. HALF-PRICE MATINEE, HALF-PRICE MAT!NEE, SATURDAY, AT 2.30. SATURDAY, AT 2.30. POPULAR PRICES. POPULAR PRICES. POPULAR PRICES. POPULAR PRICES. Stalls and Dress Circle, 4s; Stalls and Dross Circle, 4s; Bark Stalls, 2s; Pit, Is. Back Stalls, 2s; Pit, Is, PLANS AT THE BRISTOL. DAY SALES AT THE GEYSER.

The files of the English papers contain more news of the promised film m-sion of ‘ Robinson Crusoe.’ Miss Fay Compton has agreed to play tho role of Robinson Crusoe’s sweetheart and wife. Crusoe had no sweetheart, but it is necessary to provide him with ono for screen purposes, so the castaway keeps up his courage by having “visions” of the girl ho left behind him, and on his return to England is welcomed by and married to a middleaged woman who has refused to believe that be was dead, despite the croakings of pessimistic parents. Friday is played by a near-negro who has an outsize in feet, and leaves a notable footprint on the sands of time and Tobago. ‘Robinson Crusoe,’ complete with island, cave parrot, canoe, cannibals, Friday, and’“Mrs Crusoe,” will bo ono of the hits of 1927, .