PHOTO-PLAYS
OCTAGON AND PLAZA. To-night at these- theatres the- pictunsatum of Hall Caino's famous novel 'The Woman Thou G a-vest Me' will be screened. Tho role of Mars' M'Neili is out rusted to Kathorino Mkcdonald, who portrays this difhculfc part in a pleas-hip; rind convincing manner. Tho support ing pictures at the- Octagon are Topical Gazettes, a Bray Pictogrnph, and Magazhfe, and a Mack Sennet comedy; and :it iho Plaza 'Triple Trouble' (Chaplin comedy) and tha ninth episode of 'Tho Grey Seal.' EMPIRE AND KING EDWARD., ' The Hoodlum.' Mary Pickford's most recent- triumph, is "tho principal attraction at these theatres. Tho star plays_ many new roles strange to her in this picture, but in nono of them is she found wanting. There is a good, supporting programme. QUEEN'S. Bessie Lore is seen as a newsgirl irt ' Tiio Fighting Colleen,' the main item at the Queen's. This is a comedy full of amusing situations, which " hold tho interest from start to finish. The supports are good. EVERYBODY'S. A good drama, ' The American "Way/ is now showing at Everybody's.Two new stars, Dorothy Green and Arthur Ashley, play the chief rolos. Thero is a well-selected supporting programme.
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Evening Star, Issue 17365, 29 May 1920, Page 6
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