QUEEN’S IS SHOWING STRONG PROGRAMME.
“ THE DARK ANGEL ” AND “ NORTH OF NEVADA.” Brimful <?f exciting situations, which compel an attitude of constant expectancy, “ The Dark Angel,” the leading feature on the big bill at the Queen’s Theatre, is one of those excellent photoplays which everyone likes. It is a photographic gem. It is a delight to the eye throughout, and for the beautiful settings alone the picture is well worth seeing. It is enacted by one of the strongest casts ever assembled for the making of a single motion picture. “ Xorth of Xcvada,” which is the second feature on the programme, is a picture with more than the average 'thrill a minute. It is one big thrill from first to last. Popular Fred Thomson is the star, and with that sagacious animal. Silver King, he is responsible for much. “The Fireman,” starring Charlie Chaplin, is one of the funniest pictures ever made, it keeps the spectators in a constant state of uproarious hilarity, and leaves one sorry when it i# finished.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 17864, 4 June 1926, Page 7
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