ENTERTAINMENTS.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 1549, 11 May 1916, Page 3

ENTERTAINMENTS.

PULLER’S PICTURES

The eighteenth episode, of the

“Million Dollar Mystery" was responsible for a full house at Fullers’ last night, the programme being a particularly attractive one. The invincible serial picture maintains an unparalleled popularity, s.omc excellent supporting items arc : A striking scries of views, “Tu the Heart of Egypt" ; an exciting railroad drama, “A Matter of Seconds” ; a cascade of merriment, “The Honeymoon Pact" ; the latest Pathe Gazette, and,others. The programme' will he repeated to-night, and there will he a complete change to-morrow. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. A feature of to-morrow's change of programme is a masterpiece by Iho Luhiu Company, entitled, “In 'Love’s Own Way." .! . . rkc, a Senator of a rural distnci, is in love with Mary, the daughter of a farmer. When he rises in (he political world, however, he marries a ATiss Jane Guyton. Alary is forgotten, hut John Clarke’s' wife becomes a gambler. She borrows money from a Stale Senator to pay her card debts, and promises him to use her influence to make her husband vote for an Irrigation Bill he is engineering. Alary realises if the Bill is passed that it will, ruin her father's farm lands. She (-oiues to town to plead with the Senator. How she meets Airs .John Clarke and saves her good name, cures her mania for gambling and makes the home of the Clarkes happy, and becomes engaged to a brilliant man, is sweetly told. The supporting items are : “He Fell in the Park,’’ comedy; “Pimple's Scrap of Paper," comedy ; “No Greater Love," drama ; “Australian Gazette,No. 272," topical ; “Red Cross Dogs,” interest ; “Air Jarr and Love’s Young Dream," comedy.