PHOTO-PLAYS

Evening Star, Issue 16847, 24 September 1918, Page 6

PHOTO-PLAYS

OCTAGON AND KING EDWARD.

Tho clever comedy-drama ‘Heiress for a Dav ’ has caught on at tho Octagon and, Kiiig Edward 'Theatres, and the work of Olive Thomas in the leading rolo makes.it a magical performance. An excellent support is ‘ The Abbeys of England,’ a Paths scenic. PLAZA THEATRE'. The final screening of the current programme at the Plaza, which includes the drama ‘The Book Agent,’ is announced for to-night. An added attraction is tho liras appearance of the. American balladist, Mr E, R. Martin, who will render (with colored slide illustrations) his own. Bong success, ‘ Tho British Capture of Jerusalem.’ 1 KING’S THEATRE. Tho famous story, ‘ The Babes in the Wood,’ introduced "by a thrilling modern prologue, and finishing with modern epilogue, k tho reigning attraction at the King’s Theatre. There are matinee sessions daily and the usual evening sessions. QUEEN’S THEATRE. An alluring programme at the Queen’s Theatre includes Charlie Chaplin in 1 His Prehistoric Past’ end Frederick Warde'in ‘Under False Colors.’ For to-morrow’s new bill ‘ His Own Pconle,’ featuring Harry Morey, is announced. EVERYBODY'S THEATRE. To-night Everybody’s will show finally Kitty (Jordon in ‘The Purple Lily,’ and to-morrow Alice Brady will bo featured in a, now play, ‘The Trap.’