AMUSEMENTS, Often ffi 'rajm nronte because bo is homeless. After, bo 53 lMn»--lejs Iban aro?. OUBHN’B THEATRE. Commencing To-day, Happy, imappy CONSTANCE TAL MADGE iu ‘WEDDING BELLS.’ ‘WEDDING BELLS.’ Also, "Snooty's * Latest Comedy, ‘BlueSimday/ Patho Gazette, and Patho Review. Plan at The Bristol. P L A Z A T H 13 A T Si R. TO-NIGHT, at 7, Change of Programme. BUCK JONES in ‘BAR NOTHING,’ A G«vaiaa Fox Western Thriller. Supports: Gazettes, Cartoon, Century Comedy, and Second Epieodo ‘Terror Trail’ Serial. R A N D THE A T P. E. TO-NTGHT, at 7. Entirely New Programme. BUCK JONES in ‘BAR NOTHING.^ If you want a genuine thrill, see this typical Westerner. Supports: CaseHcd. Cartoon, ’ Century Comedy, and Second Episode ‘ Terror Tra.il ’ Serial. K ING EDWARD THEATRE. A nain To-night, at 7.15, Allan Dvran presents ‘ A BROKEN DOLT,,’ Featuring Monte Blue i.nd Mary Thurman. Romance, Pathos, Humor. Ateo, ‘ Fourth Chaplet * Hidden Dangers’ Serial, Gazette, Comedy. Owing to detay in transit ‘Gentleman Bushranger ’ will not to drown till Tomorrow. EVERYBODY’S THEATER. To-night, at 6.30, Allan Dwan presents ‘Tho Broken Doll,’ featuring 1 Monte Blue and Mary Thurman. Also, Gaumont Graphic, r patho Comedy, and Fourth Emsodo 'Hidden. Dangers’ Serial. Empire. MPT HE. EMPIRE. Book now for ‘ 'The Ad’aia; of Annlol ' at i EMPIRE. ’ EMPIRE. EMPIRE. Everyone's raving about M ary Miles Minter As • Nuke Marjorie,’ story by Israel Eangwid, 8-4-0 p.m. Gar.etto, Sconio, Comedy, at 8. Wallace Reid Ju ‘Tho lie,ll Diggers, at 6.50. OC TAG O N T3l BAT R 3. Big Double-feature Programme. Commencing To-night, 7.45, (1) ' THE CHANNINGS,’ From the novel by Mro Ttoarv Wood (All British Production;. (2) ‘ FALSE KISSES,’ tho vivid drama of what a desperate wife did after she thought die. had married the wrong man, cte-rnng Alisa Du Pont. Universal attraction, Good 'Supports. Plan at B-egg’a.
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Evening Star, Issue 17921, 17 March 1922, Page 6
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