ROYAL PICTURES.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 2178, 18 September 1920, Page 3

ROYAL PICTURES.

Tom Moore's bates!; Goldwyn feature, to he screened to-night, is it delight to anticipate. If all pictures were in the same class its “Heartease,” (here would , he no room for any outcry about the deleterious influence of the “movies.” !t is it picture for the family; it hits an equal appeal to young and old — persons of all tastes and fancies; il is entertainment that elevates and inspires; it salislics. .More than thiil can hardly he said, unless il is 1 hat Tom .Moore in “Heartsease’ is the sort of lover that causes your wife lo have a few mild regrets when she thinks of the opportunities yon missed.

On Monday nkdil a special (wo star Fox pro^ramine will lie shown. One of these is Pe<rgy Myland's laics! picture, named “The Web of Chanei'." This produel ion concerns itself principally wilh an impelnons heroine who is determined lo run down a criminal her uncle's delec(ice ayeney is seekin”'. There are complications, naturally, when she discovers that the man she is shadowing is the man she loves; and from this point Ihe story works up rapidly to the surprise ending, advance reports indicate. The play appears lo possess all the ipmlil.ies that spell success —and Miss Hyland is always a 1 real in herelf. The oilier siar feature is "A Manhattan Kniylil," in which (leorye Walsh lakes the leading part. Csnal prices.