AMUSEMENTS.

Otaki Mail, Volume 26, 18 June 1919, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS.

MAORILAND PICTURES. Paramount pictures—claimed to be the leading ones of the day—are to be shown twice a week at Otaki in future. On Thursday (to-morrow) "The Heiress at Coffee Dan's" will be the star, and lovers of a good drama should attend. There are shown many adventures of an interesting nature, whilo the gang of crooks holds one spellbound.

On Saturday Paramount will present j the super-serial, "The Eagle's Eye," ': the twenty-episode serial supreme, each .chapter in two acts. The film is produced from facts supplied by world's greatest detective, Chief Officer | ' Flynrf. President Wilson appears in the picture, while such actors as King Baggott and Marguerite Snow arc lead- [ ing stars. Episode No. 1 is "The Hid- ; den Death," while No. 2 is "The '; - Naval Ball Conspiracy." These epi- j sodes will be followed by "The Plot M Against the Fleet," "Von Bintellen, I • the Destroyer," and "The Strike | Breeder." After these are shown there j will be some highly sensational films, j which no one should miss. ; "THE JOYMAE33RS." j Mr Hal Leslie will present his Eng- j lish costume company at Blights' . •Theatre on Monday next, when songs, j duets, quartettes, dances, etc.. will be ' the feature of the evening. The combination appears a strong one. and consists of Albert Carlylc (the funnyman at the piano), Hal Leslie (light comedian). Stan. Moore (baritone and elocutionist). Muriel Clifford (contralto), Bertha Clifford (a singer of sweet songs), and Eileen Desmond (soubral- < to). Those in search of a good even- j ings amusement should attend.