AMUSEMENTS.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 18513, 25 March 1922, Page 13

AMUSEMENTS.

The now programme at the Grand Theatre is headed by a Metro comedy.

"There are No Villains,” in which Viola Dana has an interesting part to play. The supports include a variety of films, and make up an excellent programme. The popular favourite, Alice Joyce, is the star in “The Inner Chamber,” the chief film in the now programme at Everybody’s theatre. The picture, which is adapted from a novel, is shown along with a Gauinout Graphic, Bathe comedy, and the “Hidden Dangers” serial. The Plaza Theatre began a now programme yesterday, the chief film being a Metro comedy. T Hero Are No Villains,” featuring Viola Dana. The supports are a Century comedy, lopie’il Gazette, and the Terror Trail” serial. 'The Queen’s ’Jiie.ilie ins secured an excellent, iieadiiner in ’ Noeiiade.” a Fir,-I, National picture featuring Miriam Cooper, of “Intolerance” fume, Jt, is supported by a J'alhe Gazette and an entertaining Christie comedy. The new programme at the Octagon Theatre contains two special attractions, winch should appeal to patrons- -‘‘The .Freeze Out,” a drama of modern life, and a Selzmck production, “Mothers of Alon.” Willi supports anil orchestral items the entertainment should attract good patronage. Elsie Ferguson in “Footlights” is the reigning attraction at the Empire Theatre. There are full supports of varied interest. i’he King Edward Theatre is showing Alice Joyce in “The Inner Chamber,” together with an attractive list of supports.