AMUSEMENTS.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 18444, 4 January 1922, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS.

■ _ ' . :.t „ jJ* »Jft Ralph Connor's great story, “jiioV.&lty,'-.'- i Pilot,’’ is still the feigning attraction.^at the Queen’s Theatre. - >-’is4«sßsjjiSil “The Wicked Darling,” featuring, cPris* cilia Dean, ~ is still being shownattho Octagon Theatre whore it is attracting "good business. ’ > . “White and Unmarried” is the title oft . the priniopal picture of the now series shown ■ at the Empird Theatre yesterday. It is a powerful story and with a fine selection _ot" ; ’ 1 supports makes up an admirable entertain- , ment. . ' ■; ‘ 3v : A change of programme was made 'at' the , King Edward Theatre last night when “O’ho Devil to Pay,” with Roy Stewart in theprincipal role, was shown for the first time O. J along with several good supports. -■ 1 “The .Devil to Pay,” with Roy, Stewart in the leading role, heads /the lyaw series introduced yesterday at Everybody’* .. ' Theatre. The supports are all nicely varied. The same programme will bo shown ■ to-' . j night. ' A film adaptation of Rupert Hughes’s ■ great novel “The Cup of Tury” is Jhf* ' *• primary attraction of the new prograinlnb at the Grand Theatre. In v support' there'■ is the first’ number of a new serial as woU ' as several other pictures. ' ,1 v “The Cup of Fury,” from a novel by ’.’'ja Rupert Hughes, is the leading-fleature of, ' /-‘I ths programme at the Plaza Theatre. A' * new serial.yhas also been* started on its , s - J course and there are several other good. ‘£.l pictures. '■ . • J .y.yj