PHOTO-PLAYS

Evening Star, Issue 17956, 1 May 1922, Page 6

PHOTO-PLAYS

1 The Furnace ’ and Sir James M. Barrie’s ‘The Little Minister’ will be screened finally at tho Empire this evening. A comedy: and a- gazette nro shown in support. Charlie Chaplin’s comedy, ‘ The- Kid,' will be shown for to-night only at tho King Edward. 'The supports include a Path© Gazette, a Patlie Review, and a picture, of the Royal wedding. ‘The Puppet Man,’ a drama- of the circus, and ‘ The Blue Mountains (Mystery,’ a picture produced in Australia, arc the chief attractions at the Octagon, A new programme is announced for first presentation, at the Grand to-night. The features are ‘ Tho Hunch,’ starring Gareth Hughes, and a good Selznick drama. Thomas H. luce’s ‘The Cup of Life’ will be disclosed again at the Queen’s tonight. Excellent supports accompany tho main offering. The plan is at. The Bristol. 1 The Hunch,’ starring Gareth Hughes, and ‘ Y’ou Can’t Kill Love,’ with an allstar east, arc the features of a fresh programme at the Plaza. To-day will marie the final screening at Everybody’s of Charlie Chaplin’s comedy, ‘ The Kid,’ and the six-reel drama, ‘ The Forbidden Tiling,’