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Evening Star, Issue 17720, 22 July 1921, Page 6

AMUSEMENTS. IVERYB 0 D I ’ S, “ Where Ev’rybody Goes.” TO-NIGHT! A Picture of the '.Moment, ‘THE WORTH) AFLAME,’ . ‘THE WORTH AFLAME,’ I ‘THE WORLD AFLAME, ’ , ”!’"R WORT,I) a FLAM ‘THE WORLD AFLAME.’ ‘THE WORLD AFLAME,’ ‘ THE WOULD AFLAME.’ ‘THE WORLD AFLAME,’ ‘THE WOULD AFLAME,' ‘THE WORLD AFLAME,’ An Intense Drama dealing with the Failures of Capital and Labor. FRANK KEENAN PRANK KEENAN FRANK KEENAN . FRANK KEENAN Solves I lie profit-sharing problem, shows the dawn of a new’ ora of humanitariauism. For centuries employers of labor have been wrestling with this question, and now Frank Keenan shows them bow. There is no room for red revolution when democratic profit-sharing systems make Die toilers partners with the firm, That’s Iho message delivered in this gripping, interesting drama of to-day. ‘THE WORLD AFLAME.’ ‘THE WORLD AFLAME’ ‘ THE WORLD At LA ‘THE WORLD AFLAME.' ‘THE WOULD AFLAME.’ ‘THE WORLD AFLAME,’ ‘THE WORLD AFLAME.’ ‘THE WORLD AFLAME.’ ‘THE WOULD AFLAME,’ ‘THE WOULD AFLAME.’ Excellent, Supporting Programme includes Gaumont Graphic ami .‘Movie '.Mad’ (Christie Comedy). s‘amo Programme at KING EDWARD THEATRE. Tuesday Next: ‘The Still Alarm.’ QUEEN’S, QUEEN’S, Tho House of Greater Attraction.” QUEEN’S. QUEEN'S. QUEEN’S. QUEEN’S. QUEEN'S. QUEEN’S. QUEEN’S. QUEEN’S. QUEEN’S. QUEEN’S. QUEEN'S. QUEEN’S. QUEEN'S. QUEEN'S. QUEEN’S. QUEEN’S. QUEEN’S. QUEEN'S. QUEEN'S. QUEEN’S. QUEEN’S. MJEEN’S. JUEEN’S. JUEEN’S. JUEEN'S. QUEEN’S. JUFEN’S. QU KEN’S. JUEEN’S. Commencing To-night, 6.30 and 8. Commencing To-night, 6.30 aud 8. The most marvellous characterisation ever conceived by human brain—neither beast nor man! What is it? Marshall Neilan’s MLilc-a-miuuto Sensation ‘GO AND GET I?,’ ‘GO AND GET IT,’ ‘GO .AND GET IT,’ ‘GO AND GET IT,' 'GO AND GET IT,’ ‘GO AND GET IT,’ ‘GO AND GET IT,’ The greatest story ever told of the thrills, romance, excitement, and dangers of newspaper life. It completely eclipses the greatest drama ever known. If you did not see them with your own eyes you wouldn’t believe. ' GO AND GET IT.’ A riot of romance and realism routed from the routine of a reporter’s adventures. An unforgettable astounding picture. ‘ GO AND GET IT.' Featuring an all-star cast, with Pat O’Malley (dare-devil airman) as reporter, Agnes Ayres as the girl who made him win, and Wesley Barry as tiro live-wire copy boy of the ‘ Gazette.’ ‘ GO AND GET IT,’ ’Whatever picture you have seen before, this one, w-b guarantee, you will never forget. In addition, MISS CLARICE NORMAN (late J. C. Williamson, Ltd.), a. brilliant artist of exceptional merit, whose rendering of operatic and favorite gems is a veritable feast. ‘GO AND GET IT.’ Queen's Orchestra Supreme, Under the Directorship of , Madame Rcggiardo. Go get your seat. Box Plan at Bristol; or’ phone 1,979.

‘ nnHB UNTAMED,’ a talc of throe. A Grange pals—a man, a horse, and a dog. WATCH FOR IT! It’s a 'Scven-reelor,

In his ‘ Wanderings in Arabia/ just published, Mr Charles M. Doughty gives an Arab’s advice to his son -regarding tho habit of early rising. “It is good to rise np, my son (as the day is dawning), to tho hour of prayer. It is then the night angels depart and the angels of the day arrive; but those that linger and sleep on still, Satan enters into them. Knowest thou I had once in my house a servinglad, a Masrany, and, although lie washed his head with .soap, and had combed out his hair, yep then his visage , always appeared swollen and discolored, wellah as a swine; and if-you mark them of a morning you may see the Nasa-ra (Christians) to be ail of them as swine.’*