AMUSEMENTS

Otago Daily Times, Issue 18468, 1 February 1922, Page 2

AMUSEMENTS

The leading feature at the Queen’s Theatre, is a fine picture, entitled “ ManWoman—Marriage.” There are, a"number of excellent supports. . ._ A stirring drama, 11 The Silver Oar, is the leading attraction in the new programme at Everybody’s Theatre, in. which, Earle Williams is featured. The picture is an adaptation of the novel by Wyndham Martyn. Topical, comedy, and scenic subjects are included in the programme. _ An excellent ,photo play, “ The Silver Car,” with Earle Williams in the chief male character, is the headline attraction in the new programme at the King Edward Theatre. Some fine snapshots are shown in the Topical Gazette, and there are also comedy and scenic subjects. ' “The Law of the Yukon,” a picture of the frozen north, is. how being shown at the Empire Theatre. A second feature, “The Wild Goose,” from the story by Guvenor Morris, a Burton Holmes travelogue, and other attractions are included in the programme. “ The Rage of Paris,” a _ story of the adventures of an American girl in the gay European city, is the headliner in the change of programme at the Grand Theatre. The leading part is taken by Miss Du Pont. , The supports are well- selected. At the Plaza Theatre a double feature programme is presented—“ The. Rage of Paris,” featuring Miss Du Pont, and Dollars and Sense,” with Madee Kennedy in a prominent mle. “ The Flaming Disk ” serial and other supports are included. “No Woman Knows,” starring Mabel Julienne Scott, a Universal Jewel production, is the headliner in the current programme at the Octagon Theatre. The supporting programme is judiciously selected.'