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Evening Star, Issue 18623, 2 May 1924, Page 6

AMUSEMENTS. If you love clean, stirring motion pictures,, with laughter and' tears intermingled; if you love a strong, courageous fight against odds; if you like to see a good man win out in the end; if you believe that family affections are worth battling for, then COME TO-NIGHT to THE OCTAGON THEATRE. And you will see Rupert Hughes’s Powerful Drama, ' REMEMBRANCE.’ A picture for old and young. Is the story of a grand old man; of “Dear Old Dad,’’ who paid the bills while his family had the fun. And one , fine day his wife And children realised that the heart of their dear old Dad was worth all the whlcd pleasures of the fickle world. DON'T MItS IT, PROGRAMME OF MUSIC BY THE OCTAGON CONCERT ORCHESTRA. ’Meditation’ (Squire); ‘Pizzicato’ for strings (Clifford); 'Lo Soir’ (Gounod); •Two Miniatures’ (Wright); ‘My Dreams' (Dorothy Lee); ‘ Valso de Ballet’ (Hor--10m); 'Scene de Ballet’ (Bcndix); ‘Entr’acte’ (Lorainc); overture, ‘The Crown Diamonds’ (Aube.r). Musical Director, Mr Arthur Neale. PRICES AS USUAL. Dooms Open 7 p.m. Programme Commences 7.45 (p.m. Reserves at Bcgg’s or 'phone 3,091. pLAZA AND EVERYBODY’S Twice Daily— Matinee 2 p.m. Twice Daily—Evening 7. A Mighty Whirl of Action, TOM MIX And His TOM MIX Wonder Horse ' TUm. MIX Tony, in ‘ MILE-A-MINUTE ROMEO.’ ‘ MILE-A-MINUTE ROMEO.’ ‘MILE-A-MINUT.E ROMEO.’ Thrill piles on thrill in this wild-riding, ftraighrishooting Romance of the PraJriea. See Mix handle .a stampede of mustangs, escape from the prairie fire, and outwit his enemies in the dramatic climax. Also, First National Pictures present 1 THE) WANTERS,” Starring ‘ THE WANTEKJS,’ Mario Prevost • TilEi WANTERS,’ ‘ THE WANTERS,’ And ' 'THE WANTERS/ Lincoln Sfcodman. ‘THE WANTERS,' A play of luxury lovers and a girl who had money, clothes, beauty, and was happy, but still she wanted more. Supports include ‘TWO JOHNS/ comedy. Note. —Patrons should be seated early. SAVOY CABARET. OFECIAL FLEET-WEEK ATTRACTION. ™ BLACK CAT NIGHT. For limited tables now available TELEPHONE 2,359.

A clerical friend who was persuaded to examine n class in Scripture the other day greatly enjoyed the following howler : —“ Why was Joseph let out of prison?” he asked. ‘‘Because he had done his time/ 1 was the answer.