AMUSEMENTS. LIBERTY mHE LIBERTY LIBERTY J. House LdBERfY LIBERTY ot LIBERTY Biff LIBERTY LIBERTY Attractions. LIBERT i The Most Perfectly Heated Theatre in tho whole oi tho Dominion. A programme of ■unparalleled magnificence headed by CONSTANCE TALMADGE, CONSTANCE TALMADGE, COX STANCE TALMADGE, CONSTANCE TALMADGE. CONSTANCE TALMADGE, CONSTANCE TALMADGE, CON,STANCE TALMADGE, CONSTANCE TALMADGE, CONSTANCE TALMADGE, CONSTANCE TALMADGE, Queen of Comedy, In A comedy of electioneering and affoctioneering. "WOMAN'S PLACE." "WOMAN'S PLACE." "WOMAN'S PLACE." « '-WOMAN'S PLACE." "WOMAN'S PLACE." "WOMAN'S PLAOE." "WOMAN'S PLACE." "WOMAN'S PLACE." "WOMAN'S PLACE." "WOMAN'S PLACE." Says Counio: "How'd you liko me for Mayor?" This is what I stand for:— Taxes on gloom chasers. No blue Sundays. Liberty for hen-pecked husbands. Equality for otooe boys. One-piece bathing suits if you want to wear 'cm. Something on your hip if you'io lucky eno-ugh to get it. "WOMAN'S PLACE." "WOMAN'S PLACE." "WOMAN'S PLACE." "Womaa'S place." "VVOiUAiS'S PLACE." Slic'e running for Mayor. A few more bricks and she'll be running tor home. The Woman's Party picked her for beauty, not braine. but struck a si>.ag when her grey matter ekowed red. She wouldn't have tried it, only she found her fiance was tho opposition mens candidate, And suo hated the poor boab to feel lonely. " Her political platform wa-3 fourteen, trunks of Parisian gowns. Her strongest argument, a, diamond l aiuadwl bracelet around her anlclo. CONSTANCE TALMADGE, .>' ' CO INSTANCE TALMADGE, CONSTAiNCE TALMaDGE, COJ-NSTANCE TAIiuaUGK, COiN STANCE TALMADGE, Also, IMPERIAL INDLV IMPERIAL INDIA. IMPEItiAL INDIA. IMPERIAL INDIA. IMPERIAL INDIA. . 'The Indian Toux of H.R.H. THE PRINCE OP WALES. H.K.H. TilE PRiNCE OF WALES. H.R.H. THE PRiNCE OP WALES. H.R.ii. THE PRiNCE OP WALLS. • 11. R.H. TiiE PRiNCE OP WALEH. H.R.H. THE PiUNOE OP WALES. H.R.H. THE PRINCE OP WALES. H.R.H. THE PRiNCE OP WALES. H.R.H. THE PRiNCE OP WALES. • H.R.H. Tiili PRiNCE OP WALES. A dazzling film history of a spectacular dipltmatic visit, a wonderful tour of international significance.
AN EPIO PICTURE. In addition—"A BEGGAR iX PURPLE." "A .BEGGAR IN PURPLE." "A-BEGGAR IN PURPLE." "'"A BEGGAR IN PURPLE." "A BEGGAR. IN "A BEGGAR iiV PURPLE." "A BEGQAR IN PURPLE." "A BEGGAIi iN PURI'LE." "A BEGGAR IN PURPLE." "A-BEGGAR IN PURPLE." From the novel by ANDREW SOUiAR. A Romance of Men, Monfly, and Morals, in small towa and big city. "Even a king without iovo is only a beggax in purple."—Solomon. A message to Mr Money Mad. A Drama to the Heart. A Play for Everyone. SPECIAL SUPPORTS, Including A MACK SENNETT 2-REEL COMEDY, '.'LOVE AND DOUGHNUTS." liutest Gazettes and Topicalß. LIBERT? GRAND ORCHESTRA. Overture, "Mikado," Gilbert and Sullivan. Box Plan at The Bristol and Theatre. 'Phone 2366. HAROLD E. RIGHTON, 4G16 Manager. LEWISHAM GENERAL HOSPITAL FUND. Nurse Maude Stall. Dance Art Gallery. VVocliwsduy, May mil, 7.au-il. Tickets, Single 2a 6d, Double 4s, at Returned Soldiers' Club or any of committee. 609P
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Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 17452, 12 May 1922, Page 1
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