ENTERTAINMENTS.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXV, Issue 1096, 13 May 1913, Page 3

ENTERTAINMENTS.

PICTURE SHOW

Again the Municipal picture enterprise is presenting two star productions, “ Doctor Gar-El-Hamar,” a Nordisk feature drama of great power. This film has drawn crowded houses In England and Australia as well as the cities in New Zealand. It is a triumph in sensational dramas, aud one of the most thrilling and exciting dramatic stories produced. From end to end one is kept on the qui vive wondering always wbal will happen next. One hundred wonderful scenes in oriental giandeur. So rapid and realistic are the episodes that the spectator is caught and whirled away into a region of intense excitement and enthralling interest. “ Death or Glory,” a story of Napoleon, a powerful series of war pictures with a throbbing story of love and adventure, depicted amid charming scenery with a number of vivid scenes in which large crowds appear aud convey an impression of actual warfare that has never been excelled The great Napoleon is a conspicuous figure throughout. Other films are a topical budget, a scenic from ” Rye to Winchelsea, a most interesting film of “Featured Comrades,” and some sure ticklish films including “ The Hotel Honeymoon ” and “Simple Simon Leads a Double Life.”