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Press, Volume LVII, Issue 17116, 11 April 1921, Page 1

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AMTJSEMEOTa GREATER . , , „ _ p R Y S T A L PA LA 0 E. (The Best Theatre in the Whole Empire.) Magnificent—Restful-Luxurious. STARTING TO-DAY. And Positively for One Week Only, The Most Lavish "Too Much for the Money Programme Ever Conceived in the Extravagant Mind of V. M. BEEBE. t . THE PEERLESS, Incomparable Idol of all the World, NAZIMOVA .NAZIMOVA. NAZIMOVA NAZUIOVA. JTAZIMOVA. JiAZIMOVA. NAZIMOVA NAZIMOVA. NAZIMOVA NAZIMOVA. "THE BRAT" "THE BRAT." "THE BRAT" "THE BRAT." "THE BRAT." "THE BRAT." "THE BRAT" "THE BRAT." "THE BRAT" "THE BRAT." The Moat Phenomenal Picture Made. "THE BRAT" as Nazimova portrays her, is characteristic of Nazimova the woman. Keenly alive to the life, she embodies her restless, ever-changing personality. Now she wears the sombre mantel of tragedy; now she is radiant with the smiles, the quips and quirks of comedy. Each swiftly-changing mood js a great artist a unfailing delineation of some poignant human emotion. "THE BRAT" is the most elaborate production in which the great Nasimova has ever appeared, and it surpasses the ordinary motiou picture standards as greatly a« a Dreadnought looms above an Avon River Canoe—it is massive and magnificent. NAZIMOVA NAZIMOVA. NAZIMOVA NAZIMOVA. The Greatest and Most Beloved Actress* In METRO'S Most Wonderful Screen Work, "THE BRAT." Additional (at night session only). HARRY CAREY. HARRY CAREY, HARRY CAREY, In the Most Interesting and Thrilling Mining Tale Ever Told, '!WEST IS WEST." "WEST IS WEST." "WEST IS WEST." T&ere'* no gun-play, mushroom camps, whooping cowboys: and crooked sheriffs in this great mining drama. Still it is a story of Arms and Tie Man—and when the ligh* _:.! .- „1„„~ TT„ IT'S A UNIVERSAL PICTURE. BESIDES:—JOE MARTIN (tho Prohibition Monkey), in "OVER THE TRANSOM." JOE, you know, is the one and only missing jink of never-ending laughter. Then there's our World Famous (World is right, they've heard of Greater Crystal Pahce Orchestra everywhere). SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, UMer the Distinguished Conduotorship oi MR ALFRED J. BUNZ. MR ALFRED J. BUNZ. MR ALFRED J. BUNZ. ORCHESTRAL NUMBERS include!Overture, "Vercingetorix" (Caffot); Entr'act, "Eccentric Danco" (R. A. Horne); Selection "Riouzi" (Wagner); Ballot Musio, "Faust (Gounod); -Symphony, "G Major" (Hayden); "Spasimi D'Amore and Serenatella' 1 (Cerri); "Poilpee Valcante" (Poldinni); Mr Howard Moody, Soio Pianist, will play "Proludc Rachmaninoff." MAKE SURE OF YQUR SEATS BY RESERVING AT THE BRISTOL, or 'Phone strongly advised to attend the Day Sessions—there's SURE TO - BE . TREMENDOUS CROWDS AT NIGHT. Prices and Sessions 'o*. Usual.- NO FREE LIST. ~ 4012 rt BT O R A L . HA I/I* MADAME A.E.A.Jt (London), > . ' ' ENTHUSIASTICALLY BECEiVED. ENTHUSIASTICALLY BECEIVED. SECOND 1 BECITAL TO-NIGHT, at 8.

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