THE STAR THEATRE.

Kaipara and Waitemata Echo, 31 May 1917, Page 2

THE STAR THEATRE.

Saturday—" CAMILLE"— a modem version of Alexandra Duma's immortal drama of plot and passionj featuring Clara Kimball Young, the greatest and most beautiful Motion Picture artiste on earth. This picture, presented by the World Film Corporation, has fasoinated mankind all the world over, and it is Clara Kimball Young's greatest triumph. Another big attraction on the program is a delightful comic entitled " Oh, for the Life of a. Fireman," and an extra special " Double Trouble " (comedy). Wednesday—A superb double bill of extraordinary merit, including "BLIND Justice," a dramatic story of a great , deception, featuring Henry B. Walthall, the brilliant emotional actor recently starred in « The Birth of a Nation," and^ who gives a superb exhibition ofhisS unique histrionic genius, in this, perhaps his best production yet seen in this*country. Also "The Man m the Sombrero," a decidedly unique and entertaining drama, featuring the popular Harold Lockwood and his pretty co-star May Allison. A smart comedy, entitled "Swank," is among the supportihg items.