LIBERTY THEATRE
TWO FEATURES. "The Second "Wife/* the best of the two talkies being screened this week at the Liberty Theatre, is another of tho many social* problem pictures being: produced in America at the present time. In it Conrad Nagel plays the part of a widower who marries a second wife (Lila Lee). Conflict between the love of the father for a son by bis first wife, and his love for this second lady, with tho latter's antagonism for the boy, raar their happiness. It is not until the new wife herself becomes a mother that tho differences are adjusted.
Dorothy Mackaill and Jack Mulball again pair with success in the second talkie, "Two Weeks Off," a comedy-romance in which a shop girl on vacation falls iu love with a handsome plumber masquerading as a wealthy movie actor.
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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 20094, 25 November 1930, Page 6
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