AMUSEMENTS.

Marlborough Express, Volume XLVIII, Issue 248, 21 October 1914, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS.

"PRISONER OF ZENDA."

To-night (Wednesday) at His Majesty's, Fullers are screening as the feature of their new programme a mosit elaborate cinema, achievement entitled "The Prisoner of Zenda." Romance, blended with the thrill of danger and doubt; loyalty, emphasised by surrounding treachery and intrigue; the impulse of daring and the ecstasy of hazard; the tense .struggle of souls in combat: the battle between desire and denial; reckless ambition and the misery of its climax; the power of good and the force of evil; the :woe and war of hearts; the triumph of duty over vice, hate, and even love; and throughout all, ithe conflict, of emotions and events, the sympathetic influence of a woman's tenderness; and fate—fate and a woman's heart, a woman's heart and its hunger—combine to imjke "The Prisoner of Zenda" the most popular of all modern romances. I Many other attractive ftems support ; the "star."