Farland's Pictures

Levin Daily Chronicle, 1 October 1918, Page 4

Farland's Pictures

Falkland's features, as usual, are calculated to please patrons as well as. entertain tfticmTo-night a picked selec. tiion. of films will be headedi by Rex lieaeli'f, famous story ''The Neier-do-well." This photo-play is one of the favourite novelist's finest pieces of work and it has been pictured with adriVir. abte skill and attention to the salient points. For Wednesday a three star programme has been: arranged, one of these being entitled "Truffler," a gripping Perfection film story. It first appeared in the 'Cosmopolitan Magazine and won a host of adjmiirers by its innate charm. It .reveals all the mysteries and fascination of life in the artists' colony of Greenwich village in New York city. A beautiful girl oasts off all the draperies of conventionality. Wlh'at becomes of her as she fights "to express her own soul? The picture tells one in a presentment that istirs to the depths of one's nature. Associated with tliis triump'hl is another indident, complete in itself, of the supreme serial "The Secret Kingdom" which 'has made such an impression on pa fcrorws at STarland's, and then there is a convulsive comedy "Tliie Goat," with Billie West in the name part. Such a treble bill should draw a large audience to (Farland's to-morrow might.

The management has secured on© of the biggest things in iseriale yet attempted by the film makers and it will make its first appearance on Wednesday of "next week. For the present it is (sufficient to say that tJh/e title is "The Railroad Raiders." and that the heroine fo reckless Helen Holmes.