PRINCESS THEATRE.
Komance. and tragedy combined a big department store;.with one of th.c world's biggest and busiest towns as a background, provide a setting.for one of the prettiest stories,' "The Nth Commandment ever screened at the Princess Theatre, where it is being- shown for the first, time. All the blatant, self-assertive types of salesman all the outwardly merry litle, girls who/ handle the ribbons- and laces,, are woven into the story. Sarah Juke-, of the clinging^ vine variety of charming girl is tTie hero! me, and Angine Sprunt is very much the opposite in nature, and at her smart flat much of the trouble commences. Sarah marries a consumptive, and" eventually driven to desperation, turns to- Angine's lover for assistance, but manages to- eludo his amorous advances, and,returns from him with convertible jewels and- the money he has showered on her for promises she does not intend- to keep. The supports are particularly good.
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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 27, 1 February 1924, Page 11
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154PRINCESS THEATRE. Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 27, 1 February 1924, Page 11
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