ENTERTAINMENTS.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 1551, 16 May 1916, Page 3

ENTERTAINMENTS.

PULLER’S PICTURES,

“NO CHEATER LOVE

'flic presentation of this remarkable production at the Town Hall last night was responsible for a, very good attendance, and the picture, without doubt, is one of the finest productions of modern cinematography. Supporting items consist of : “The Latest Gaumont Graphic” and a brilliant Vitagraph comedy, “The Girl Who Came Prom Heaven." WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. The nineteenth episode of the world’s greatest serial, “The Aliilion Dollar Mystery,” takes pride of place in the change of programme to-morrow night, in “The Underground River.” By mistake, a paper intended for Florence is given to Countess Olga. She sends it to the “Black Hundred.” While out .riding Florence recognises one of the “Black Hundred" : stealthily follows him ; sees him enter a cave, which opens by a secret spring. He remains only a few minutes, and after he has gone Florence enters the cave. The conspirators ret uni ; Florence hides, and daringly secures the paper from them without their knowing it. Again they leave, but immediately discover (heir loss. Trapped, Florence dares death by plunging into the underground river Her escape, her recapture, Norton's thrilling battle in the water with her captors, are portrayed as the clivmx of this episode. Supporting items are : “An Oasis in the Sahara, interest ; “The Honeymooners,” comedy ; “Bathe Gazette” ; “When conscience Sleeps,” drama ; “Housekeeping Under Cover’,”- farce comedy : a Lubin comedy featuring Billv Reeves, “Think of the Money.”