PHOTO-PLAYS

Evening Star, Issue 17923, 20 March 1922, Page 8

PHOTO-PLAYS

——- ■«■ To-day at the Empire Wallace Reid in 'The Hell Diggers' and Mary Miles Mintcr in 'Nurse Marjorie' will be screened for tho last time. The chief attraction in tho new bill to be presented to-morrow will be ' Footlights,' featuring Elsie Ferguson. Buck Jones is seen at his best in Bar Nothing,' a typical Western drama, now being screened at the Grand. A cartoon, Century comedy, gazette, and a serial are all included in'the supporting pictures. 'Fake Kisses,' a Universal film, in which Miss Du Pont plavs the leading role, and 'The Channings,' an all-British production from the novel by Mrs Henry Wood, are tho two main features now shown nightly at the Octagon. Beaumont Smith's Australian production, 'The Gentleman Bushranger,' is the featnro picture now shown at Everybody's, and is drawing largo audiences at every session. It is an exciting picture, not without comedy, and is equally.as good as any of its predecessors. A William Fox drama of the West is the attraction at the Plaza'. It is entitled 'Bar Nothing,' and features Buck Jones. There are several excellent supporting pictures. 'Wedding Bells' is the title of the principal picture now being shown at the Queen's, where it is bavins a successful run. Constance Talmadgo plays the chief part. There is a srood variety of supporting subjects. The programme screened at tho King Edward is headed by 'Wedding Bells.' In support are a comedy. Pathe gazette, Pathe review, and an episode of an interesting serial.