PHOTO-PLAYS
There is a good programme at the Octagon. Tho list includes ‘Tho Puppet, Man.’ a circus story, and ‘The Blue Mount a his Mystery,' an Australian, picture. Two big picture,?: are being screened at the. Grand. These are ‘The Ifuneh,’ star, ring Gareth Hughes, and ‘ You Can’t Kill Love.’ ‘Tho Grip of Life,’ a drama, directed by Thomas 11. Ince ;mdi featuring Hobart Bosworth, Madge Bellamy, and Tally Marshall!, is tho feature at the Queen's. ‘You Can’t Kill Love,’ a Sclznick drama., and, ‘The Hunch,’ featuring Gareth Hughes, will bo disclosed again at tho Plaza this evening. A three-hour programme at Everybody’s includes ‘Westward Ho,’ from Charles Kingsley’s story, and, 'The Unwilling Husband,’ a good comedy. ‘ Tho Sheik ’ and ‘ The Hln.ila.mite ’ arc the titles of the chief attractions at tho Empire. Both pictures are of a high standard. Tho King Edward programme is headed by ‘Westward Ho’ and ‘The, Unwilling Husband.’ A, new programme will open to-morrow.
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Evening Star, Issue 17958, 3 May 1922, Page 8
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158PHOTO-PLAYS Evening Star, Issue 17958, 3 May 1922, Page 8
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