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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19260, 26 August 1924, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS' QUEEN’S THEATRE MATINEE, 2 p.m.; EVENINGS, 7. GLORIA SWANSON In “PRODIGAL DAUGHTERS.” SEE Tho Modern Jazz Mad Girl at nor Dizziest Pace. SEE Tho Riotous Revels. SEE Tho Midnight Bathing Party. SEE Gloria’s Flashiest, Lovo Drama. Showing also: COLLEEN MOORE And KENNETH HARLAN, In “APRIL SHOWERS.” Clouds come into every life, hut, as this charming picture proves, the brightest sunshine follows the heaviest storms. pLA Z A AND GRAND 2 p.m. Now Showing. 7 p.m. OWEN MOORE and BESSIE LOVE In “ TORMENT.” Only a miracle could save them—-above, behind, the walls crashed —the earthquake was upon them and tho stolen jewels were nothing now but torment You’ll thnil as you follow tl. j mighty sweep of this cataclysmic drama. Added Attraction: “THE WOLF MAN.” A love story that leaps from the white lights of London to the white hills of tho Northland. Featuring JOHN GILBERT Oomedy. Nows Reel. theatre. TWICE DAILY, at 2 and 7 p.m. A MIGHTY MELO-DRAMA OF RAGING EMOTIONS. J. P. M'GOWAN and HELEN HOLMES In “STORMY SEAS.” . A Drama that will Thrill you by its sheer Emotional Power. A corking good yarn, spiced with the lure of tho sea. A throb and thrill for every storm-swept wave. Showing Also, JACK HOXIE, JACK HOXIE, ■Supported by the famuos Universal Ranch Riders, in “RIDGEWAY OF MONTANA.” “RIDGEWAY OF MONTANA.” from the story by Wm. M‘Leod Raine. A thrilling romance of the great outdoors.

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