AMUSEMENTS.

Press, Volume LVII, Issue 17119, 14 April 1921, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS.

OPERA HOUSE-. There was a good attendance at. the Opera House last night, when the present Week's programme was repeated. In tho iirst half Eddy Mavtyn, Glsidvs Verona, Miller and Rainoy, the Le Bruna, and Hiiley und Bent a l .! appeared with success, whilo "The Grand Hotel," presented by Waiter George's Sunshine Players, supplied tho rest of the bill. The programme will be repeated to-night. GREATER CRYSTAL PALACE. ! There wero pood' attendances at each session at Greater Crystal Palaco yesterday, when "Tho Brat," fe,ilurro,g Nazimova, "West is West," starring Harry Carey, and thereat of tho big programme, met with general approval. The. same films will be screened today. LIBERTY THEATRE. .' Georges Carpentier in "The Wonder Man." was witnessed by full houses .ot all Fcssiona at the Liberty Theatre yesterday. With its supports, it will be shown again to-day. EVERYBODY'S THEATRE. The fin > programme now being scxeonod at Everybody's-- Theatre-, headed by Wanda Hawlcy and Jack Holt in "Hold by the Enemy," was much enjoyed by. largo attendances yesterday. To-day the same -.. net-urea will be shown.. GRAND THEATRE. .-'. - "Tlio Country. Fair" and. "Tho lunsiblo 'Divorce-" are the two main features of tho Grand Thcatro's excellent programme this wcok. All the supports are well worth seeing. STRAND'THEATRE. A magnificent Fox romantic drama. "Checkers,"- is the ©hi&f attraction at tlio Strand Theatre this weelc, and thero is a big supporting programme. The whole series will be repeated at to-day's sessions.