ROYAL PICTURES.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 2484, 23 September 1922, Page 3

ROYAL PICTURES.

“Bits of Life” is a picture which is not only a deservedly refreshing novelty in the way of screen entertainment, but which is also a powerful and stirring revelation of life itself. The picture represents the combined efforts of four authors. The stories, which are linked up by one general theme, are. presented in episode form. They are: Thomas McMorrow’s “The Bad Samaritan,” Walter Trumbell’s “The Man Who Heard Everything,” Hugh Wiley’s “Hop,” and Marshall Neilan’s original story “The Strange Adventure.” Satire, comedy-drama, melodrama, and farce combine to provide an entertainment that will long be remembered. Comedy: “Spot Cash,” and as an extra, “Winners of the West.” The prices will be (id and Is Id, children half-price, at the Royal to-night. Would the lock hold? In sheer terror, Conscience Williams shrank against the wall of her bedroom, while the man the law declared her husband beat the barrier of oak panelling. She had promised to love, honour and obey. That last word, Conscience, despairing of her one great love, had not understood its whole significance during the listless solemnity of the marriage ceremony, which bound her soul and body to Eben Tollman. A big play, “Love, Honour and Obey,” with a cast deservedly named all-star, at the Roval on Monday.