AMUSEMENTS. ANOTHER "GREAT" PROGRAMME ANOTHER "GREAT" PROGRAMME ANOTHER "GREAT' PROGRAMME ■■VERYBODY'' °(T'he Distinctive Theatre.) TWICE DAILY: 2.30 and 7.30 p.m. NEXT WEEK. NEXT WEEK. NEXT WEEK. \ Paramount-Artcraft's Latest Comedy, "SICK ABED." "SICK ABED." "SICK ABED." "SICK ABED." ' "SICK ABED." "SICK ABED." WALLACE REID WALLACE REID WALLACE REID WALLACE REID WALLACE REID . tm7 , ro And BEBE DANIELS. And BEBE DANIELS. And BEBE DANIELS. And BEBE DANIELS. And BEBE DANIELS. The story of a young man. -who is obliged to "pky" sick in order to keep out of a divorce suit of which he is the principal but unwilling witness. i ' But when his nurse came oh, boy! He didn't want to get -well!. "SICK ABED.' "SICK ABED." "SICK ABED." "SICK ABED." , "SICK ABED." "SICK ABED." Tincture of scandal, essence of xomaoce, and spirit of youth. Dissolve with two quack doctors and a jealous wife, the law, and a o'etective, and a beautiful nurse. Bottle it all -up with Wally Reid, and shake well with laughter. That's "Sick Abed." In' 'addition — The Second of the Big Special Series of Wm. S. Hart Productions, WILLIAM S. HART. WILLIAM S. HART. WILLIAM S. HART. . WILLIAM iS. HART. WILLIAM B, HART 1 . WILLIAM 3. HART. The stirring ta!S of a man, a maid, a pinto pcry, and a robber band in '•he great SouthWest. Made as Hart wanted It—of the West as Xsart Imowß it. Adted as Hart loves to act. , EVERYBODY'S "SELECT' ORCHESTRA. EVERYBODY'S ".SELECT; ORCHESTRA. I PRICES AS USUAL. Reserves at The Bristol, or 'Phone 4025. 8110 p RA N D THEATRE. CONTINUOUS from 12 Noon to 5 pjn. And 6.80 to 10 pjn. ' GRAND BIG STARTLING' PICTURE -PROGRAMME. TWO GREAT MASTERPIECES. (l>.The Beautiful Clever Star , ... , ....OLIVE.. ','FJotaanlj!.'- - v '• OLIVE THOMIAS as "Flotsam,'! OLIVE THOMAS, as "Flotsam," OLIVE THOMIAS as "Flotsam," The Lighthouse Waif, In the Latest Selznick Triumph, "OUT YONDEft." . "OUTYONDEiR." A REMARKABLE Reveletion of the Dramatic Force and Versatility of tfiis CHABMING Artiste. NEW Scenes, NEW Faces', NEW Charm. NEW Plot, NEW Thrills, SUSPENSE. ACTION and HUMOUR, AND « Beautiful Love Story That GRIPS and HOLDS. OLIVE THOMAS is DIFFERENT, And BETTER than Ever. AND AND THEN, ■ Wo Present the Irresistible Star ' WILLIAM RUSSELL. - WILLIAM RUSSELL. WILLIAM RUSSELL. • WILLIAM RUSSELL., He will THRILL and- AMUSE you in "LEAVE IT TO ME," "LEAVE IT-TO ME," His GREATEST SUCCESS. LAST LAST * Episode of "THE GREAT GAMBLE." WONDERFUL SUPPORTS, PRICES AS USUAL. Reserves et The Bristol till Noon, thence ait Theatre ('Phone 2934). 8124 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY oth FRANK HUTCHENS, FRANK HUTCHENS, FRANK HUTCHENS, ' Farewell Pianoforte Recital by this Popular Artist. Exceptionally Fine Programme includes:— Sonata A Major (Scarlatti). ' , Sonata B Minor (Chopin). . Ballade in A Flat (Chopin). Beroeuso (Chopin). Scherzo in B Flat Minor (Chopin). Intermezzo in E Flat Major (Brahms). Fountains '(Raval). Nocturne, for Left-hand (Scriabine). MADAME GOWER-BURNS will singAria from L'Oracolo (Leoni) (Firs* Time). Hindu Song (Korsakoff). Legend (Tschaikowsky), eto. DON'T MISS THIS MUSICAL TREAT. Plan at The. Bristol. Prices: 49 and 2a (plus tax). 8089 BRIGHTON BRKJHTOM ATTRACTIONS, COMPETITIONS, AND SIDE-SHOWS GALORE. CHILDREN'S SPORTS. DON'T FAIL TO BRING THE KIDDIES. - FUN, FROLIC, AND VALUABLE PRIZES FOR ALL. NEW BRIGHTON GALA, TO-DAY. TO-DAY. 8059F NEW BRIGHTON BOROUGH COUNCIL. ATOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all 1> Vehicular Traffic is PROHIBITED, from using that part of the Esplanade between BERESFORD STREET and HAWKE STREET, and along SEA VIEW ROAD, between the Esplanade and the Eastern Boundary of the NEW BRIGHTON HOTEL, on Gala Day, Saturday, February sth, 1921. J. F. EAMES. 8046 Town Cleric. PUBLIC NOTICES. N ESTABLISHED MANUFACTURING xi. FIRM requires EXTRA CAPITAL in stuns of £IOO to £2OO each at 8 per cent. interest. Safe investment. Address, 363P CAPITAL, "Press" Office. DISCLAIMER.— Owing to rumours. I am J compelled to advertise that I am not the MOORE prosecuted recently in connexion with Milk. JOHN MOORE, nco ■n r /,T/.pa!<>r Wveienic Dairies. Linwood. "CA"R LEAVING FOR JELSO N* via BLENHEIM, S SUNDAY MORNING. 353 ApPly DOMINION HOTEL.
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Press, Volume LVII, Issue 17062, 5 February 1921, Page 1
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