MARRIED LIFE AFTER TWENTY YEARS

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 20104, 24 March 1928, Page 15 (Supplement)

MARRIED LIFE AFTER TWENTY YEARS

“THE HONEYMOON EXPRESS” “The Honeymoon Express,” the Warner Bros- film will be shown at the Majestic Theatre to-night in conjunction with “East Side, West Side,” offers an interesting viewpoint on married life, particularly that dangerous, indifferent age after twenty years spent together.

Irene Rich and Willard Louis are the featured players, in the roles of Margaret anti John Lambert, who, after being wed for a score of years, have almost reached the parting of tic ways. The only thing that holds the

couple together is the wife’s love of the children, for whose sake she disregards her husband's indifference. The climax is brought about by the revolt of the mother.

A stellar cast of players in support of Willard Louis and Irene Rich includes Jane Winton, Harold Goodwin, John Patrick, Helene Costello, Virginia Lee Corbin; Holmes Herbert, Jas : i Robards and Robert Brower. The p.

ture was directed by James Flool. Mary O’Hara wrote the scenario.