AMUSEMENTS.
FULLERS' : PICO]URiES,
\ noted stage comedy, "Mrs Black is Back," is depicted^ in motion picUue by the Famous Players' Company -in Ih© ''feature" film of the new pro--eriiminy t&- he> shovvn this evening, tor one nighti only, at His Majesty s. It is evident that the production of the play must be even more laughable than the average tarcecomedy, and «ie film version is i bubbling with, mirthful situations, although the absence of -■■■■ dialogue is nfecessarily a considerable liandicap m this • instance. The leading ' role is capably. interpreted by Miss May Invin, a successful American cenisdienhe. The supporting • a«biects, v"Tho, Assayer of Lon© Cap (Flvuk* ■■• A...drama),,: and Budget'" are' tfeQ'mglilj' ftPCeptflble.
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Marlborough Express, Volume L, Issue 224, 2 October 1916, Page 8
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111AMUSEMENTS. Marlborough Express, Volume L, Issue 224, 2 October 1916, Page 8
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