PHOTO-PLAYS

Evening Star, Issue 17369, 3 June 1920, Page 8

PHOTO-PLAYS

KING'S. Pictures will not be shown at the King's Theatre to-night, the house being engaged for a Scottish concert. This afternoon there was a large attendance at a matinee, when 'Laughing Bill Hyde,' a picture version of Res Beach's latest novel, and other pictures were shown. The same pictures will be screened to-morrow night. OCTAGON. A 6,000 ft film, ' The Woman Thou Gavest Me,' will be given its final screening at the Octagon Theatre to-night. This picture, which is an enthralling and realistic one, is well (Supported by other interesting films. PLAZA. The current programme at the Plaza Theatre in George street will bo shown for the last time to-night. ' Vicky Van,' a thrilling detective pioture, in which Ethel Clayton plays the leading part, is tho chief item. EVERYBODY'S. Those who think laughter a cure for ilia could not do better than visit Everybody's Theatre to witness 'A Pair of Sixes,' a lengthy comedy film fraught with ridiculous situations. There k also a new instalment of the exciting serial ' The Man of Might.' EMPIRE. Miss Mary Pickford, generally acknowledged as the queen of picture actresses is seen at her best in 'The Hoodlum,' the chief picture of an entertaining programme at the Empire. The pictures are screened to the accompaniment of pleasing musical numbers by the Empire Grand Orchestra. QUEEN'S AND KING EDWARD. Pleasant and entertaining pictures are screened at, the Queen's and Sing Edward Theatres, tho chief attraction bein°- an absorbing drama entitled 'One Dolfar Bid' which portrays a, vivid story of the American slave days. The supporting subjects are all of high quality. .