LYRIC PICTURES.
- TO-NIGHT. "HEADINOr WEST " Bill Perkins started life on a crreal Western .until •■>> » dishwasher. Thei he was elevated by the pi-jtiiug'ron 1,<,-,-.- ro the rank of "missing heir.' ami assumed control of the outfit am first place in the race for the hand ot Ann Fere-', daughter of the wealth* rancher whose property adjoine I Then, without warning, at a Idg conn try danee, he was denounce'! hy thi jrang who had raised him to his po s i lior. iin'l disgraced in the eyes of tht girl. But tfi.; ,-..<y EHS Perkins lifted this stigma of "imposter" rrom himself and wo:* the prettiest it; the State is what makes "Headin' West." Hoot Gibson's Universal starring vehicle, worth seeing fit the Lyric Pictures tu-night. Supponing programme i:i.ludc- jh.j -emi-iina! chat.tor of "The Ljre of .'.he £ir..us'' •■> clever Century comedy -:;irr:r:;j Brownie. u.':-i
the International X<.*w«. TOMORROW XIGHT. •JACKIE COOGA2T cc VATTDEVTIXE "Feck's Bad Hoy" ,n.rrin S -Wki .'oogun. v, ;ii 1..-- -hi- Fir.-; National utraction at the Lyric Pictures tomoriiir Bight (Saturday). Thai. n> feel. - the biggest announcement that has leen made to patron.- of this Theatre i: a long while. The lovable little -onngster ~h-j ~oii the hearts of &1J rho savr him in ''The Kia," U given ven a bigger role in "Peck's Bad Soy.'•" .-is -he star of this latest production he is seen as a regular Amerian boy. full of mischief and fall of an, —ho is always making a "peck" f trouble tor himself arid parriehlarr for others. The sub-tit!.;.- are the lever work of that master humorist rvintf S. Cobb, the production having een adapted from the volumes of the overnor George Peck. Is the east Jackie Coogan ar* such -veil aovrn players as Doris ilay Wheeler iknran and Raymond Hatton. Saoo- -. the clever monkey, is stirred in a j tester comedy. •'Bead— to Serve" j id is a sure laugh producer, the latest .' izettes and interest Sims complete the cture programme- As an extra at- * action the management have secured, ' r one nighi only, an engagement of r Jas Dykes, -rrho is -widely known . i an entertainer of merit.
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Otaki Mail, 10 November 1922, Page 2
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357LYRIC PICTURES. Otaki Mail, 10 November 1922, Page 2
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