"AFTER SIX DAYS."

Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 18893, 7 January 1927, Page 12

"AFTER SIX DAYS."

THE DRAMA OF HUMANITY,

A remarkable picture is to be presented at the Queen's Theatre next week, "After Six Days," a massive production of the everinteresting story of the beginning of the human family, taking its title from the verse out of Genesis: "And on the seventh day the Lord rested." Nothing more powerful in its simplicity, nothing more enthralling in its moments of mighty drama and primitive romance has ever been conceived than this pictorial masterpiece, which depicts upon the silver sheet, in reverent strokes, the story of the Old Testament, from the Creation to the glorious reign of Solomon. The whole of Europe and Asia were searched for antique appointments in the making of this film; venerable times were consulted in the producers' determination to stage the picture with Biblical accuracy, the scenes depicting the betterknown Scriptural incidents were photographed in the places of the actual occurrences, in Jerusalem, Egypt, Palestine, and Mesopotamia, and the entire film bears the imprint of great pains and great artistic value. To construct the interior settings required months of labour and painstaking efforts, and the costuming of the picture, from tho lavish and exotic trappings of tha principals down to those of the smallest "super" is correct in every detail. In magnitude of conception, story, settings, and characters, scenic investure, and entertainment quality, it surpasses tho supreme efforts of all other contemporary producers. To the 6erfker for thrills, poignant drama, startling narrative, great love interest, sublime pathos, and stupendous climaxes, this production offers the maximum of entertainment. It is the drama of humanity itself, as it is unfolded in the Old Testament, from the Dawn of Creation to the recorded Wisdom and Poetry of tho Songs of Solomon. Tho box plans are now open at Wqbley's.