AMUSEMENTS.

Marlborough Express, Volume LIII, Issue 102, 1 May 1919, Page 4

AMUSEMENTS.

'THE SILENT MASTER."

Monsieur Simon, or the Marquis ds* Soimbrfeutt as he really was, .is one off the most romantic figures Yin fictfon's The story is told in "The SHentJ. Master," to bet shown at .Hfe. Majesty's Theatre to-night only. Tin* is the screen version of the celebratetinoveliof the same name by E. Phillips1. Oppenheim, and this alone assuresfchat it will be mysterious ahd excite ing to a dega-ee. The picture, it isclaimed, does full justice to the book,, and Robert Warwick gives a masterly portrayal, of, the remarkable character^ of Valentino/' Marquis: de Sombreirilp,'. alias Monsieur Simon. He is m eccentric young man of much wealths who associates with the, Parisian! underworld and uses its' denizens toexecute justice on wealthy oppressors! of the poor wham tihe law ' docs nob touch. The- Bth chapter of "Tho> Mystery of the Double Cross" will' also be shown to-night.

MURFAYNE,

lit conjunction with an. entirochange oi: pictures" to-morrow nighty Fullers will present another/of-then? vaudeville successes in -Murfayne;, au xylophone .expert,--, whose -perform--ances, it is asserted, pistes him im ix>yal ranks amidst players, of thatinstrument. , A oontempprai-y says; '/Seldom liare we been privileged tolistcai to a, more convincing expositdoftof xylophone music than that servedii up by Murfayne. 3' ITlie Blenheim, season is foi* Friday night and Saturn day afternoon and evening.