AMUSEMENTS

Grey River Argus, 22 March 1928, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS

OPERA HOUSE TO-NIGHT. “SEVEN SINNERS.” Seven daring crooks enter a coimtiy mansion. One poses as th e owner °f the house, others impersonate guests, others servants, and others gain entrance by routine burg ar methods. Each one is there for the purpose of looting the safe. An Metrical burglar alarm goes off and the seven are imprisoned. With the situation as its basis, “Seven Sinners, ” the new Master Picture that comes to the Opera House to-night is said to have developed some of the most hilariously amusnig complications of any mystery comedy of the season. FRIDAY ONLY. CON STAN CE TA LAL ADG E IN “VENUS OF VENICE.” Constance Talmadgc comes to the Opera House ou Friday night in “Venus of Venice,” a rollicking story in which Constance appears as an impulsive, mischievous little canal gipsy whose life is one of thievery among the gondolas of the Venetian canals. Diving into and swimming through the canals with the utmost abandon whenever occasion demands jit, \she has earned the sobriquet the “Water Bat.” And it is one of her daredevil escapades that brings her into contact with an American artist in Venice—an acquainance that is productive of more excitement, more thrills, and greater joy than has ever been crowded .into her life. In the leading male role opposite Miss Talmadgc Antonio Moreno apears as the American artist. And the director is Marshall Neilan past master in the creaion of light comedy.