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Evening Star, Issue 19387, 22 October 1926, Page 8

‘ Romola.’ ‘ Romola.’ ‘ Romola.’ ‘ Romola.’ ‘ Romola.' ' Romola,’ ‘ ROMOLA.’ ‘ ROMOLA.’ ‘ ROMOLA.’ ‘ ROMOLA.’ ‘ ROMOLA.’ ‘ ROMOLA.’ THE PICTURE. Tho newspaper critics of America could not find a Haw in the production. THE STARS. First and Foremost Lady of the Screen, LILLIAN GISH. LILLIAN GISH. LILLIAN GISH. “ Lillian Gish is supremo. She is sublime.”—Pola Negri. “ The work of Lillian Gish surpasses the finest traditions of tho theatre.”—John Barrymore. DOROTHY GISH. DOROTHY GISII. DOROTHY GISH. “She rivals her illustrious _ sister her wonderful impersonation of Tessa.”— ‘Evening Bulletin.’ RONALD COLMAN, RONALD OOLMAN, The young English actor, who won high honors as Giovanni in ‘ The White Sister.’ HENRY KING, Prince of producers. He stands alone. Proof— 1 Tho White Sister.’ , day) will bo on view at the Theatre. I The Orchid of the Screen, CORINNE GRIFFITH, CORINNE GRIFFITH, I CORINNE GRIFFITH, CORINNE GRIFFITH, In another triumph of drama and beauty —just as you loved her in ‘Classified,’ you’ll rave over her now. ‘ INFATUATION,’ ‘ INFATUATION,’ ‘ INFATUATION,’ ’ INFATUATION,’ ‘ INFATUATION,’ ‘ INFATUATION,’ COMMENCING TO-DAY. J 5 MPI R E TIIEA TR E AFTERNOON SESSION, 2.15. EVENING SESSION DE LUXE, 7.45. Como to Egypt—give your heart as die gives hers—give anything to see this wondrous play, ‘ INFATUATION,’ ‘ INFATUATION,’ ’ INFATUATION,’ ‘ INFATUATION,’ ‘ INFATUATION,’ ‘ INFATUATION,’ With CORINNE GRIFFITH CORINNE GRIFFITH CORINNE GRIFFITH CORINNE GRIFFITH CORINNE GRIFFITH CORINNE GRIFFITH Giving to you the Greatest Role, in her Career. Beauty of beauties—gorgeously gowned —living before your eyes in wondrous moments of thrill and romance—set in tho .splendor of glamorous Egypt -set to (ho tuno of heartbeats where night-time is love-time—unforgettable. Only Corinnc Griffith could d.i it so beautifully—only this artist could make you live such romance with acr m Egypt -romance land. EXTRA! LXTR\! PTTT? A 1 I.'VT/J \ I FIRST wiTH THE LATEST AGAIN. Direct from America, the Mcidont (hat has just caused considerable amount of interest—the Official Film o p ‘THE FUNERAL ‘THE FUNERAL ‘THE FUNERAL Of tho Late RUDOLPH VALENTINO.’ RUDOLPH VALENTINO.' RUDOLPH VALENTINO.' ‘ RUDOLPH VALENUNO.' Scones from tho life of this great stai—scenes of America’s tribute to tho great screen lover —scenes of the thousands vho gathered to pay their.last -aspects. EMPIRE SELECT ORCHESTRA (Chas. Parnell, Mus. Dir.). Overture, ‘ 7>ampa ’ (Herold); Entr’acte, ‘The Turkish Patrol’ (Michaolis). Incidental in the picture; Selection from Opera ‘Cleopatra’ (Straus); Suite. ‘A Night in India ’ (Cobb); Egyptian Dance, ‘ Zuiaikha ’ (Stoughton): Oriental Episode, ‘A Street in Algiers ’ (Ansell); ‘ Treachery and Vengeance ’ (Percy Fletcher) 5 ‘Tho Garden of Allah' (Reiser); Etc., etc. Box Plans Now Open at Bristol Piano Company’s, or ring Theatre, 444. NOTE. Plans for Labor Day Night (Monday) on view at tho Theatre. Ring 444. Holiday Prices.

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