EVERYBODY'S PICTURES.

Levin Daily Chronicle, 8 November 1917, Page 3

EVERYBODY'S PICTURES.

Ouida's famous, story ''Under Two Flags" will be depicted upon the screen at Everybody's on Friday and Saturday next. It is a William Fox superfeature and the Fox Star takes the lead, (Theda Ba*a). The story is a French Military drama. !There are some fine scenes and splendid emotional acting. The book has always had a large sale. All of Ouida's books are popular, but "Under Two Flags" ha/-' had a phenomenal run. The supports include a William Fox comedy and another opisodo of tlio "The ißroken Co iu." On Tuesday and Wednesday next. November 13 and 14th there willl be presented at Eyervbody's, iby tlio Y.M.O.A. of N.Z. "The Battle of the Anero" and "The Advance of ':he Tanks." This is an official war picture of tlite* British Army in France taken under the supervision of the British and Fronel) War Offices. The Pi<f .ures are absolutely authentic, being photographed on 61ie Battlefield., For the first time the wonderful blanks are slhown in action. These huge fighting monsters, which strueh terror into the enemy's ranks, were first used in the BaJVtle of the Ancre. The camera man will show ivou what happened 1 . There is to be a matinee on Wednesday afternoon at 3 The entire not proceeds go to the Y.M.O.A. Trench comforts and War Funds. Red Oross and (Returned Sick and Wounded Soldiers, in Hospital and Convailefaut Homes. The prices are 2s and Is. plus the nmufienient tax of Id reserves 2s fid, plus Id, wax tax. Plan at Aitkens.