ROYAL PICTURES.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 2237, 10 February 1921, Page 3

ROYAL PICTURES.

The English picture producer, now that his opportunity has come, i- proving that he can release picture- equal to and often superior to the American productions. He is able to call on the vast array of theatrical talent of the English stage, and on the magnificent stories by a great variety of famous English authors, and oil the successful plays that have been seen in English theatres. Irony the hitter class the film feature “Under Suspicion” ha- been taken. The play was one of the really big successes in London lust year, and with the author Horace Hunter in the leading pari, associated with such a star as Hilda Bnyley, it has been transferred to the screen as a sup* cr-prodnetion of conspicuous merit by the Bread we-1 Film Co. Sty this picture at the Royal to-night. The story of the inyctnor’s daughter. who has to he mother, sister, and everything to the family m troublesome times, that is the mainspring of the theme of “The Muling.” with charming goldcn-lmired Gladys Leslie in the principal role, (o be screened to-morrow night. A strong cast supports the little star, led by Herbert Rawlinson, -himself an individual favourite, and the story, which is clean and wholesome, will provide enjoyment and draw Hie sympathy of any audience from the start. „„