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Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 17395, 4 March 1922, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. NEXT WEEK. NEXT WEEK. NEXT WEEK. ' At T? V E B Y B 0 D Y ' S. t (The Distinctive Theatre.) "Where Music in its true Artistic Sense is Allied to the Perfect Motion Picture." ■ ANOTHER ' PARAMOUNT PROGRAMME OF "WONDERFUL PICTURES AND MUSIC! ! TWO BIG ATTRACTIONS! ! TWO BIG ATTRACTIONS! ! First Feature—i A Thrilling and Sensational Story of Cold and Guile, Entitled "THE HELL DIGGERS," "THE HELL DIGGERS," "THE HELL DIGGERS," • "THE HELL DIGGERS," > . "THE HELL DIGGERS," Starring WALLACE JTEID. WALLACE REID. WALLACE REID. WALLACE REID. WALLACE REID. WALLACE REID. WALLACE REID. WALLACE REID. ■" WALLACE REID. WALLACE REID. , WALLACE REID. WALLACE REID. . A etory of a land where the vanquished go down and the game of life is played without rules. A Romance of Gold, of the Wild West, of Fighting Men—and of Love. "THE HELL DIGGERS." "THE HELL DIGGERS," "THE HELL DIGGERS.!' "THE HELL DIGGERS." "THE HELL DIGGERS." Diggers in sand for gold—diggers in life ftfr lave—and digging for your sympathy for one of the bravest struggles a wan erver, fought. Mother Nature in all her beauty—human* nature at its best and worst —and Wallace Heid in another Btory like "The Valley of

,the Giants." Second) Feature— ■ Tho Best Comedy-Drama of til® JM.V, ' " "NURSE MAjRJORTE," "NUKSE MARJORIE," "NURSE MARJORIE," "NURSE MAJSJORIE," "NURSE MARJORIE," Stirring MARY MILES MINTER. MARY MILE'S MINTER. MARY MILES MINTER. MARY MILES MINTED. MARY MII.EiS MINTEK. -Relatives on both aide® o£ her • family who belonged to the nobility, could not prevent Maxjorie from becoming a _ money-earner, Instead of remaining a social butterfly. He waa a commoner, and he loved her as "JiuxM Marjorie." When he learned who she was—that she -waa' rich as well m of noble birti—then came the. struggle twixt , • l»ve and ambition. ' In addition— A Superlative Mueioal Programme by EVERYBODY'S "SELECT" ORCHESTRA.' EVERYBODY'S "SELECT" ORCHESTRA. Conductor: W. J. BELEINGHAM, P.S.M. Some of the Items: Overture—"Magic Piute" .... Mo*art 'Cello Solo-V Minuet" E- Bach vHaroldi Bec&. Trio—"Rdmsnce" ....... Mozart Florence Millar, Harold Beok, and Dorothie Bellingham.

Entr'acte—"Andantino" ..... Lemare Selection —''Suite D'Oioheetra" . . Guiraud Grarid Marcel" Saint-Saena Light Selections—"Around the Map"* ..... Finck "H.M.S., Pinafore" .... • Sullivan ■VmM Prioes. Ke serves at The Bristol or 'Phone 4925. • , 7996 f... v.. " QU EEN ' S T O -T> AY. U E E N ' S T' O - D A T. The Greatest Attraction over Screened in Chris tchurch. IT'S A CIRCUS. ; IT'S A CIRCUS. Ona of the greatest, moat Humorous, most thrilling and gigintio attractione ever produced. MABEIi NORMAND MABEL NORMAND MABEL NORMAND MABEL NORMAND . MABEL NORMAND In a picture that starts with a laugh and . ends with a roar. "JINX" "JINX" "JINX" It's "JINX" "JINX" a "JINX" • , "JINX" Circus "JINX" "JINX" ."JINX" Laugh®, "JiNX" "JINX" Pathos, Thrills. "JINX" Romance.. "JINX" "JINX" "JINX" "JINX" 1 - "JINX" "JINX" "JINX'' It's "JINX" ' "JINX" a "JINX" "JINX" Masterpiece "JINX" "JINX" ' , "JINX" Read what th™ "Moving Picture World!' Gays ah out this picture:—"Tliere ip never a nloment in the picture when something entertaining is not taking place. Production, cast, and the work of the director are l^rfect." "Trade Review.",—"Jinx" is a first cousin to 'Mickey.'"

Seo MABEL NORMAND touching up the elephante" toe naila with lamp black. See MABEL NORMAND as the clown of the Circus. ■ Se© MABEL NOBMAND riding tare-back and performing all kinds of Circua Stunta. See MABEL NOBMAND in a picture replete with human interest and humorous situations. See* Slidus in his death-defying, bre&thoatching glide for life; See Jabzo, "The Wildman who will not 'arm you." See Rory Alice, "The astounding 1 agile exponent of the famous Fiji Fling." MABEL NOBMAND In the MABEL NORMAND Story MABEL NOKIvfAND of a „ MABEL NORMAND Circus . ' MABEL NORMA ND Drudge. The MABEL N"ORMAND Screen's MAB]SL NOBMAND 'moat MABFL NORMAND Delightful MABFL NORMAND Star "VIABEL. ITOKMAXD Tou must soe "JINX." IT is MABEL NORMAWD'S Master Picture. IN ADDITION- 1 OWEN MOORE, OWEN MOORE. In a story of a rnaa helping a friend to pet a divoTce, find nearly gets one for himself. "A DIVORCE! OF CONVENIENCE" - "A DIVORCE OF CONVENIENCE." Splendid Supports. PRICKS REMAIN AS USUAL. PRICES REMAIN AS USUAL. QUEEN'S TO-PAY. QUEEN'S TO-DAY.

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