AMUSEMENTS. Q U E E N’S theatre. Again To-night. A First National Special Attraction—a tale of Wondrous Adventure in Old Spain in “SERENADE,” “SERENADE,” featuring Miriam Cooper and George Walsh. Also, latest Pathe Gazette and “Nothing Like It” (Christie Comedy). A programme really worth while. Plan at The Bristol. E VERYBODY’S THEATRE. Commencing To-day. Double Feature Programme, Jack London’s “ MUTINY OF THE ELSINOR.” 2 and 6.55 p.m., Dainty Billie Rhodes in “THE GIRL OP MY DREAMS.” 3.50 and 8.45 p.m. Excellent Supports. Friday: “Stronger Than Fiction.” K I N G E D W A R D. Complete Change To-night at 7.15. Dainty Billie Rhodes in “THE GIRL OF MY DREAMS.” A Natural and Refreshing Story. Also, Gazette, Comedy. Don’t forget Thursday next: Kathrine Macdonald in “Stronger Than Fiction.” Octagon theatre. Double Attraction To-night. 8 p.m., Harry Carey in “The Freeze Out,” the smashing story of a rough diamond who has his corners polished off. 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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18515, 28 March 1922, Page 1
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