ROYAL PICTURES.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 2157, 31 July 1920, Page 3

ROYAL PICTURES.

Qritics state that it is almost impossible to pick a tliiw in the wonderful acting in the new First National film drama, “Her Kingdom of 'Dreams.” A rare opportunity for Anita Stewart’s cunning stage capacity is “Her Kingdom of Dreams,” where her winning and holding a husband's love has made the darling of screen drama. The cast is an allstar achievement, and quality is the great feature of the production. This picture will be screened at the Royal to-night, and will he supported by other films of equal merit, and “The House of Hate” Avill bo shown as an extra. This really fine programme will be shown at the ordinary admission charges. Following the usual practice, a double feature programme will be screened on Alonday. One of these is “Other Men’s Daughters.” The story is full of action and snap, and .gives Miss Peggy Hyland a far better opportunity to display her ability than any other play in which she has appeared. “01 her Alen’s Daughters” is a photoplay (hat mirrors the feeling aud altitude of gay fathers when some other man trifles with their daughters. It is crowded with thrilling incidents, and keeps Aliss Hyland on the jump all the time to cover the ground in five reels. The other picture, “The She Devil,” features Theda Bara. The usual prices only will he charged.