THE STAR THEATRE.

Kaipara and Waitemata Echo, 11 October 1917, Page 2

THE STAR THEATRE.

—Saturday—

"MISTER 44," featuring Harold Lockwood and May Allison, is a piquant love story, but there is adventure and incident, contrast of men and cities, passion, humour, and above all is the truly exquisite romance of the factory girl and her deep-chested hero. Presented with the well-known attention to detail which characterises Metro production?, this picture will appeal to every&ne, both young and old. Other splendid;' films combine to make an ideal program. —Wednesday— :': '■ '■■ In "The Woman Next Door" Miss Irene Fenwick makes the hit of her photographic career. Her peculiar type of beauty is more pronounced in this picture than in any other, and her acting in the part of Jane Gay goes beyond the bounds of impersonation. One never loses the thread for an instant and the story is intensely interesting throughout. There is also a very fine selection of supporting pictures.