Jenkins "Olaf Hytoon Marquis de Meyervon Albert van Dekker M. Fromant voce-Maurrice Cass The Lone Wolf, after having obtained credentials from Scotland Yard, the Surete, New York and Berlin police that he has reformed and is a man of upright character, begins operations again in Paris, much to the delight of. patrons attending the Metropol Theatre yesterday. In this instance, however, he steals to right a wrong, and happily succeeds in restoring the crown jewels of Arvonne on the eve of the coronation of the boy king. Mr. Francis Lederer in the name role is suave and apparently in keeping with the general conception of what a Raffles of this type should be, while as Princess Thania, Miss Frances Drake is given a chance at dramatic honours in which she does not fail Generally speaking greater marks should be given to Mr, Walter Kingsford for his interpretation as the rogue and aspirant to the throne. His is a generous part and he blends various shadings to a nicety.—Mr. Maurice. Cass, as the hotel manager, was perfectly cast, the supporting players completing the whole under well-balanced direction. "The Lone Wolf in Paris" is not one of the "near great" pictures, but is satisfying.
"Screen Snapshots," of silent days, and "Sitter Downers," with the three stooges. although of last year's vint-"age, brought many laughs.—r.T.
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