AMUSEMENTS

Otago Daily Times, Issue 18545, 4 May 1922, Page 4

AMUSEMENTS

To-day is the last dav for seeing the romance of two worlds, ‘‘The Cup of Life,” at the Queen’s Theatre. The supports are quite adequate. ; At Everybody’s Theatre there is an extended "programme of pictures being exhibited. “Westward Ho!” based on Kingsley’s novel, is tho super-attraction, and there ie an equally good, though quite different picture, in ‘‘The Unwilling Husband.” There have been installed at- the King Edward Theatre “Westward Ho!” and “The ■ Unwilling Husband,” both good in their own sphere of entertainment. , “The Shiek,” which is being shown at tho Empire Theatre, ranks amongst,thc best pictures seen in Dunedin for some considerable time, and on its heels comes “The Shulamite.” • . 1 “The Puppet Man” still holds first place " at the Octagon Theatre, and is strongly "’supported by “Tho Blue Mountains Mystery” and. other interesting pictures. At the i Grand Theatre “The Hunch” occupies the prominent place in the programme. and there is also shown the drama “You Can’s Kill Love.” At the Plaza Theatre “The Hunch”’ is - being screened.' “You Can’t Kill Love” is also being shown; and there arc several good supporting pictures. - “Praise is the reflection of virtue.”—Bacon. Countless numbers of New Zealanders are loud in their praise ,of. Baxter's Lung Preserver as an unfailing remedy for coughs, chills, and subsequent ills. ," “Baxter’s” is specially compounded to check incipient Iting'and chest troubles and to prevent a recurrence. It is also a dependable re-vitalising tonic, enriching and purifying the bipod cells, and imparting fresh vigour to weakened constitutions. , lUrge bottle, 2s 6d, at all chemists and stores.—Advt.