AMUSEMENTS.
The screening of “The Wicked Darling” at the Octagon Theatre is drawing to a close. It will bo shown for tho lost time to night. A generous entertainment is at present being offered at-the Empire Theatre, where the chief pictures are ‘‘White and Unmarn<? an 4 <( Sweet Lavender.’* The Cup Bury” and a new episode of a tonal picture constitute the chief features of the current programme at the Plaza Theatre. , 'The new programme to be presented at the King Edward Theatre to-day will ho headed by a Thomas H. Ince drama entitled ‘■Homespun Folk.” The varied series of pictures at Everybody’s Theatre is headed by a drama entitled “The Devil to Pay.” It is well supported. “The Sky Pilot” heads the current pro gramme at the Queen’s Theatre, whore an attractive supporting series is also on view. The Grand Theatre has at the head of its present programme “The Cup of Fury,” which js well supported.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18445, 5 January 1922, Page 9
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158AMUSEMENTS. Otago Daily Times, Issue 18445, 5 January 1922, Page 9
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