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Evening Star, Issue 17327, 15 April 1920, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS. P A S A . PARAMOUNTO u N rpHE OCTAGON THEATRE. “Where the Best Pictures “Are.” PINAL SCREENING TO-DAY I An Artcraft Feature, ‘EYES OF THE-SOUL’ ‘BYES OF THE SOUL,* Featuring Beautiful —ELSIE FERGUSON. .. Your life will mean a lot more to you after you have seen this powerful, beautiful ' picture. Afternoon, 2.30; Evenings, 7.30. BOOK YOUR SEATS At Messrs Chas. Begg and CcCs Warehouse. OCTAGON THEATRE. “Where the Best Pictures Are.” COMMENCING TO-MORROW. Afternoons, 2.30; Evenings, 7. . MART PICKFORD (The Most-discussed Yeoman in the World To-day; ■MLISS.’ ‘ ITLISS.’ ‘ M'LISS.' ‘ M'LISS.’ A WONDERFUL PICTURE. We are stating facts only when we say that ‘M‘Liss’ is a wonderful production. Mary Piokford as a poor, poor child of Nature—relentlessly tossed upon a troublesome sea of humanity—rises to the greatest height of artistry. In one gesture, one smile, one expression of the trustful face she has captivated the heart of the audiBB WISE; BE WARNED! BOOK YOUR SEATS. BOOK YOUR SEATS BOOK YUUR SEATS. Box Plan New Open at • Messrs Chas. Begg and Co.’s Musio Warehouse. Don't be one of the “Hundreds Turned Away.” SECURE YOUR SEAT.

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