... m. MODERATE CHARGES WHITE HALL TO-DAY CONTINUOUS 2.15 p.m. to 10.30 p.m. British International Pictures, Ltd., present THOMAS HARDY'S FAMOUS NOVEL, Under the Greenwood Tree An All Talking and Singing Comedy Drama, Screened at 2.50, 5.0, 6.55, and 8.30 ...

... Love Drama. Silent Picture with Full Orchestra. WHITELADIES. CLIFTON. CONTINUOUS DAILY. till I SEE AND HEAR ALL THIS WEEK. Thomas Hardy's world-famed novel, UNDER THE GREENWOOD TREE. with Marguerite Allen and Nigel Barrie. III) The first Talking Picture with ...

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... supporting programme. The stellar attraction for the week is sound production. “Under the Greenwood Tree,” from the story by Thomas Hardy. PALLADIUM. R.M., Mr. E. Angers.—“Tho Wedding- March,’ starring Eric Von Stroheim, is oi.o of tho greatest silent productions ...

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