LONDON VIEWED FROM CINEMA SEAT.
GREATEST CITY COMES TO SILVER SHEET. ‘ London is a name that breathes a strange and glamorous attraction, be it for one who has never seen the world’s finest city, or for one who has seen and' remembers gratefully. For both there is the .opportunity at the Queen's Theatre this week of making new and renewing old acquaintance. •’ Wonderful London,” a great i picture, hesds the bill this j week, and well repays attention. It is not in the usual run of such pictures, not a mere string of names and pictures of places—but in one way and another little items of human interest are woven into the showing, even touches of humour and pathos, that grasp the interest. Also on the programme is the First Xational picture “Why Women Love,” starring Blanche Sweet, a dramatic, emotional story of the sea. with all the lieart-stirring thrills that go 1 hand in hand with nautical stories. A talented cast does full justice to this | fine picture, which has been made with . remarkable fidelity to types and locales.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 17905, 22 July 1926, Page 7
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