LYRIC PICTURES.

Otaki Mail, 5 January 1923, Page 3

LYRIC PICTURES.

TO-NIGHT. "THE GOLDEN GALLOWS." Have you over tried to probe into the mysteries of behind scenes? Have you ever been fascinated -with the luring footlights? Have you any idea of that wonderful land of glimmering lights and grease paint? You certainly must see the world's most beautiful blonde. Miss Du Pout, in "The Golden Gallows," Universal's new and unique stage story showing at the Lyric Pictures to-night (Friday) at 8 p.m. A big supporting programme includes a clever Century comedy "Cheerful Credit," the ninth chapter of the "Terror Trail" series, and the ever popuhir International News.

"THE GRINGO DEVIL.

TO-MORROW (SATURDAY)

One of the outstanding features ia the "Gringo Devil," a dare-devil Mexican melodrama playing at the Lyric Pictures to-morrow at the matinee aad at 8 p.m., is the keen and realistic acting of Don Jose Morallez. With ttuo Spanish, blood running through lis veins Morallez spent a great many years along the Mexican border everlastingly partaking in insurrections and squabbles between tho peons and gringos. He first gained considerable prominence as a leader and lieutenant i of Villa's revolutionists. On man? occasions ho was sent, on very desperate hazards to accomplish deadly deeds. The villainy that Morallez indulged in real life he is now performing before the motion picture camera. Many scenes of "The Gringo Devil" were laid in the surrounding country where Morallez spent his boyhood da/s and learned to be an outlaw and midnight rider. Additional films include "Chilli Romance," starring tho Hallroom Boys, a Canadian s»enic and the Selznick News.

NEXT MONDAY.

"WAITING POR BA^N."

Have, yon ever experienced that

strange thrill of .waiting for the break-

ing of day— 4 day which spell* for ycu success or falure, happiness of despair? The TFniv«rsal Jewel Masterpiece. "Waiting For Dawn," adapted from Jules. Verne's celebrated novel, "Maihias Sandorf,'' is based on tola theme.

Th'e heroine, Sav ß Toroathal, nvaits the dawn, which must sorely bring he?, UEfc'appiness, for vhen the sun peeps over tie iorizon sho mist have her antw»r ready—either to carry the- cruel, treacherous de;>poiler, Sarcaiiy, or be Sectioned as a slave toth* 1 «.nimal-irifn chieftains of the desert. This masterly Jjtodactio-., -""Waiting For Da-n-n," Spena next Moadjj &t the Lyric Pic-