AMUSEMENTS.

Press, Volume LV, Issue 16417, 10 January 1919, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS.

OPERA HO,USE. There was a large attendance at the Opera House last night, when Fullers' Vaudeville Company appeared, with gTeat success in tl» current programme. The evidences of thought-reading ■ given by Madame Sa-Hera were received by the audience with great wonderment, the marvelous accuracy of most of hex answers being commented upon. The items given by the Mammoth Minstrels, by Maud Courtney and Mr C., by Mr Leonard Kelson, and by Dozey and Doura, the Manchurian. acrobats, were successiully given, and appreciatively received. Tonight the same programme will be repeated. QUEEN'S THEATRE. At the Queen's this afternoon and evening there will be screened "Tongues of Men," starring Constance Collier, "His Hidden Purpose" (Mack Sennett comedy), and all good supports. STRAND THEATRE. Douglas Fairbanks, in "Headin* South," and the supporting films will be screened at the Strand this afternoon and evening. EVERYBODY'S THE At RE. "Vengeance," the World six-reel feature, and its supporting films will be screened at Everybody's this afternoon and evening. GRAND THEATRE. The programme headed by "Social Hypocrites," featuring May Allison, will be screened at the Grand this afternoon and evening^ r CRYSTAL PALACE. Included in the all-fun programme at the Crystal Palace ia "Cupid's Round-up," featuring Tom Mix, which, with the supporting. films, will be shown this afternoon and evening. LIBERTY THEATRE. Constance Talmadgo is starred in "The Honeymoon," which, with its supporting films, will be shown at Liberty this afternoon and evening.