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Evening Star, Issue 18035, 1 August 1922, Page 6

AMUSEMENTS. OCTAGON THEATRE.—Excel!cn t DouWo Bill Again To-night. 'THE HUNDREDTH CHANCE,’ famous story by Elbe! M. Doll (Stoll British Production). Also, ■Mario Provost in ‘The Dangerous Little Demon,’ a clever 5-recl Comedy-drama. Scenic, 'Tiro Valley of a Hundred Peaks.’ Book your seats at Begg’s. Note: Tiro Octagon Concert Orchestra of 20 .players is a special feature of the programme. QUBB N’S THEATRE. Thomas H. luce's Supremo Achievement, 'HAIL THE WOMAN.’ ‘HAIL THE WOMAN.’ One of the year’s outstanding masterpieces, featuring Florence Vidor, Tuily Marshall, Madge Bellamy, Theodore Roberts. Selected' supporting films include- Topicals, Scenic, and Comedy (‘ April Pool ’). Plan at Bristol. Orchestra at 8 p.m. JP I. A, Z A THEATRE. TO-NIGHT, at T. A Whirlwind Three-hour Double-feature Programme. HOOT GIBSON in a 5-act Universal Western Drama, ‘The Fire-eater.’ Also BESSIE BARRISCALE in a 6-act Selznick Society Drama, ‘The Breaking Point.’ Supports; Topical Gazette and ‘Thunderbolt Jack’ Serial. Q, B A N D THEATRE, TO-NIGHT, at 7. A Whirlwind Three-hour Double-feature Programme. HOOT GIBSON in a 5-ac.b Universal Western Drama, ‘The Fire-eater ’ Also BESSIE BARRISCALE in a, 6-act Selznick Society Drama., ‘The Breaking Point.’ Supports: Topical Gazette and ‘Thunderbolt Jack ’ Serial, King . reward. To-nigh t—7.15-To-night. The Fascinating Drama of Romance and Deep Intrigue, ‘THE. EMPIRE OF DIAMONDS,’ ‘THE EMPIRE OF DIAMONDS,’ A secret formula for making diamonds. A chaso from New York, Paris, London, to Monte Carlo. As thrilling adventures as ever tingled your spine. Supports: Comedy ('April Fool’) and Sherlock Holmes drama, ‘Scandal in Bohemia.’ EVERYBODY’S THEATRE. To-day, 2.15, and 7.15 To-night. A Gigantic Double-feature, Programme of unequalled quality. D. W. Griffiths presents hia orchid miracle of the screen l , ‘ BROKEN BLOSSOMS,’ from Thomas Burke’s famous work, ‘ Limehouse Nights.’ Richard Ba/rthlcmcsa and Lillian Gish. Special musical score. In addition, Katherine MacDonald, the American beauty, in ‘The Turning Point.’ Plan a-t Bristol. Book early. ||MPIIIE TIIBA TR E. TO-NIGHT, at 8.30. George Loauo Tucker’s last production. ‘LADIES MUST LIVE,’ featuring BETTY COMPSON. Big Mack Sonnott Comedy, ‘ Geo Whiz.’ News Gazette. Holmes Travelogue. Also, at 6.45, 8888 DANIELS in ‘Sho Couldn’t Kelp It.’ Saucy, daring Bebe’s best picture. Book at Bristol. ZENANA BIBLE AND MEDICAL MISSION. SALE OP WORK in Y.M.C.A, on THURSDAY, August 3rd, 2.30 p.m., afternoon and'evening. Interesting Programme given by Girls in Indian Costume, 8 p.m. The Salo will be Opened by His Lordship the Bishop of Dunedin. Admission Free.