PHOTO-PLAYS

Evening Star, Issue 17731, 4 August 1921, Page 4

PHOTO-PLAYS

EMPIRE. There arc two very fine dramas being shown at the Empire. The first is ‘Frontier of the Stars,’ in which Thomas Moighan is the featured player. . This drama, which will not be shown after tonight, is a thrilling tale of the regeneration of a Now York gangster. The second Si-ction is John Fox’s virile tale of the rican backwoods, ‘The Kentuckians.' The picture is notable for its beautiful outdoor settings and the incidents in the U.S. Senate are staged _ actually in and around that splendid edifice. To-morrow Dorothy Gish will be added to the programme in ‘ The Ghost in the Garret.’ QUEEN’S. ~ ‘ Robbery Under Anns ’ will ho shown finally at the Queen’s to-night. This is a thrilling dramatisation of Rolf Boldrewood’s fine story, and the virile role of Captain Starlight is capably taken by Kenneth Brampton. The Queen’s Orchestra renders good music. / GRAND AND PLAZA. 1 A Goldwyn picture, ‘ Partners of the Night.’ will be screened for the last time at tha Grand and Plaza to-night. Rex Beach, the famous author, wrote the story and directed tha picture. Good’ supports are shown. EVERYBODY’S. ‘My Husband’s Other Wife,’ starring Sylvia Breamer, will be shown again at Everybody’s to-night. The supports include tha first episode of ‘ The Silent Avenger,’ in which the big role is taken by William Duncan. OCTAGON. Bret Harte’s 1 Outcasts of Poker Flat ’ and Richard Harding Davis’s ‘ Soldiers of Fortune ’ are now showing at the Octagon. sChf) prghestea surplice good music*.