PHOTO-PLAYS

Evening Star, Issue 18045, 12 August 1922, Page 3

PHOTO-PLAYS

‘ Why Girls Leave Home,’ a picture which has many dramatic situations, will head the programme for presentation at the King Edward this evening. Excellent supports are promised. ‘ Partners of the Tide,’ a stirring drama of the sea, and * The Man Under Cover,’ a live-act comedy-drama starring Herbert Rawlinson, are the attractions at the Octagon at present. ‘A Virgin Paradise,’ a fine William Eos drama, will be screened again at the Grand this evening. The supports will include a Clyde Cook comedy, Topical Gazettes, and a serial episode. Anna Q. Nilsson essays the principal role in ‘ Why Girls Leave Home,’ the headliner of the present programme at the Queen’s. The supporting pictures are of the usual high standard. * A Virgin Paradise,’ a drama of exceptional merit, is at the head of the current programme at the Plaza. In addition, Clyde Cook appears in ‘The Toreador,’ a most amusing comedy. Mary Pickford has a congenial role to portray in 1 Through the Back Door,’ the principal attraction at Everybody’s. The picture is a society drama of exceptional merit. ‘Moran of the Lady Letty,’ with Rudolph Valentino in the principal part, will be disclosed again at the Empire this evening. A strong cast, including Dorothy Dalton, supports the star.