AMUSEMENTS

Stratford Evening Post, Issue 84, 25 June 1930, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS

KJNG'S THEATRE.

PLEASURE CIiAZED.

Two women, their love for two

men, and th e barriers between, to-

gether with a noval scheme for the

theft of a valuable collection of

emeralds, comprise the tripl e theme of •'Pleasure Crazed," the all-talk-

ing Fox Movietone dramatic, sensa-

tion now playing at the King's

Mcuckton Hollo's stag e play, "The

Scent of Sweet, Almonds," .from

which "Pleasure Crazed" is adapted

weaves' thejse various threads fnio

an ingenious and thoroughly modern story of society life, and Clare

Kumnir's brilliant dialogu adds to

th e entertainment values of the talk-

ing screen version. Marguerite Churchill and Kenneth Mac Kenna, both repeat their recent Broadway triumphs in their portrayals of the leading roles, Dorothy Burgejss is also featured. Htury Kolker, Campbell Gullan, Douglas Gilmore, Frederick Graham, Rex. Bell and Charlotte Merriam support. Donald Gallaher directed.