COMEDY OF ROYALTY.

Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 19162, 19 November 1927, Page 8

COMEDY OF ROYALTY.

"MEET THE PRINCE." QUEEN'S NEW PROGRAMME A most delightful comedy drama and an exceptionally attractive picture generally is "Meet the Prince," which 16 to be the main attraction at the Queen's Theatre next week. The story concerns itself with a Russian Prince and his sister, who are forced to flee from their native land during the revolution. They journey to America, where the prince hides his identity and becomes a butler in the household of a wealthy man, while the princess finds employment in coaching this millionaire in good manners so that he may marry the American girl whom her brother secrotly loves, but of whose attachment the princess has no knowledge. This brings about humorous and dramatic complications. Joseph Schildkraut, Marguerite de la Mott-e, Vera Steadman, Julia Faye, and David Butler interpret the leading roles Bathing girls in a Western drama are as rare as teeth in a hen, or a diet of whale oil and blubber among the natives of the South Sea Islands. But they appear in profusion in Tom Tyler's latest offering, "Wild to Go," which is the second feature. This star lifts the picture out ot the ordinary rut of "Westerns," and the bathing girls help considerably. Frankic Darro and Eugenie Gilbert are prominent members of the supporting cast. The supports include five comedies, scenic, and two Empire News. Reserves at Webley's. or 'phone 3312.