AMUSEMENTS. JJTHB PLAZA THEATER 2 p.m. and 7 p.m., Double-feature Bill A new Boston B Jackie romance. “ Crooked Alley.A gripping drama of the underworld. Then a vital domestic problem play; “ Does It Pay?” Hope Hampton in an absorbing story of woman’s wiles and man s folly. Supports; Serial 7, News, and Graphic. ££ R A N D THEATRK 2 p.m and 7 p.m., De Luxe Attractions. Hope Hampton, gorgeously gowned, in the Fox seven-reel sensational play: “ Does It Pay?” to relinquish marital security for false love. Also showing, “ Crooked Alley,” drama of the ’Frisco underworld, with Excellent Supports. JJiLL’S POPULAR PICTURES. Wo screen HOOT GIBSON in “ Red Courage,” “Baby Peggy,” and “Brownie. Tuesday, April 1. —Outram. Wednesday, April 2. —Middlemarch. Thursday, April 3.—Waipiata. Friday, April 4. —Oturehua. Saturday, April s.—Ranfurly. Q UEEN’S THEATRE. Daily at 2 and 7. “ Slippy M‘Gee,” with Colleen Moore and Wheeler Oakman, taken from Marie Conway Oemler’s book, ” The Butterfly Man.” The romance of a crook who built his own prison. Supported by Gareth Hughes in “ Don’t Write Letters,” a comedy of missives and misadventures.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19135, 1 April 1924, Page 1
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