AMUSEMENTS.

Press, Volume LV, Issue 16429, 24 January 1919, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS.

OPERA HOUSE. Tom Havorloy and his "Kute Kewpio lvi>," continue to anntso at the Opera Hotice, .irother large audience last evening rccoriin;* its appreciation of their efforts, nlso of tho entertainment provided by tho Gilfnin Trio, Jones and Raines, Brull and Hemslev, and Nellie Kolle. The samo programme will bo presented to-nigh i. EVERYBODY'S THEATRE. "Ghosts of Yesterday," featuring Norma Talmadgo, is proving an excellent draw at. Everybody's Theatre. It will be screened uguin along with accompanying item*. GRAND THEATRE. The x»a trio tic plav. "The Man Who Sta\vl at Homo," "-as. with tho supporting programme, 6uccessfullv scjieened agaan at ti..> Grand Theatre yesterday. A further opportunity of witnessing it will bo presented t.;day. QUEEN'S THEATRE. Dorothy Dalton in "Tho Price Mark" screened at tho Queen's Theatre . and will be presented np&in today. Tr.'-w is an excellent- supporting programme. LIBERTY THEATRE. "A Million Bid," in'which' Anita St w i? starred, is the .star film at tho Libert-' Theatre. With the accompanying programme, it will bo screened at to-day's sessions. STRAND THEATRE. "Rich Man-Poor Man" was repeated a* '• Strand Thoatre yesterday, and with sup.Hiring items will be. screened again to-diiv. I ia proving a good draw. CRYSTAL PALACE. "Ths Kingdom of Love" is tho star item • t the Crystal Palacc Theatre this week. Ti... programme will be repeated! to-day.