THE GRAND AND EVERYBODY'S THEATRE.
CHARLIE CHAPLIN IN "THE
IMMIGRANT."
The management of the Grand made no mistake in securing Exerybody'a Theatre as well as their own house for the screening of Charlie Chaplin in his latest comedy, "The Immigrant.' Charlie is! seen on board an immigrant ship bound for New York, and he manages to keep things moving until he lands. On arrivaJ he is broke through giving his money away to one of t\e. passengers, who had been robbed. He takes a young lady into a restaurant to dine, and suddenly becomes aware of the fact that ho has no money to pay for the meal that has been served, thjn i'un commences, and to tell the r* mainder of the story would spoil ?*. The supporting programme includes the 13th episode of "The Fatal Ring," *' Gaumont Graphic" and the star, featuring Anita Stewart, Julia Swayae Gordon, Harry Morey, Charles Kent and a powerful cast in the Vitagrapa drama entitled "A Million Bid." Seats ahould be reserved to avoid disappointment.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXVI, Issue 17515, 7 March 1919, Page 6
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171THE GRAND AND EVERYBODY'S THEATRE. Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXVI, Issue 17515, 7 March 1919, Page 6
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