KING’S THEATRE
TWO FEATURES TO-DAY
Should a man try to hold his who if she wants to leave him for another? This interesting question develops from the many dramatic, crises of “Second Wife.” beginning; today at the King’s Theatre, and the or'giual .treatment makes this him an absorbing document. This particular “triangle” has lour sides to it; the husband, who is a widower who has married again; his second bvif!o; the other man; and the husband’s young son by his firsL marriage, who proves to be a vital factor in the ease. Walter Abel portrays the widowed lawyer, and Gertrude Michael the bride, with Erik Rhodes as the interloping suitor and 12-year old Lee Van Atta as Abel’s son. The second feature will be “Don't Turn ’Em Loose."
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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXXVI, Issue 13094, 16 February 1937, Page 6
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