LYRIC PICTURES

Otaki Mail, 4 July 1923, Page 2

LYRIC PICTURES

TO-NIGHT. sr '" •' STOLEN MO MEN 'i>». " I failure '■•' truil in the yejieronity '•) ] 'ljc man she marrioK rc-u!'.:- in of I misery and an awful predtcaiurut fur i tJ", heroine of "Stolen Mousent*. ,; iL« I pioneer film, -.r,,,,;,,, at the Lyrii pictures to-night. Jiudolph Valentino is hi- dsi*hi»g ftiKciiiatlng -•«)/' in the role o£ the South Aiiieiicaii noveliM.. who ba.-i lli<; heroine a< his mercy, nv.n provw iii)<i.-i']i a thoioujfhly uiweriipu!ou • btintcr of the fair sex. 'Hi'; setlinjr.: :ir'' of u>i!!-->j;».s s>pie*idoui iiod elegance and the story i- rull of dramatic moments. The direction i J i>y .rajjie; Vincent iv)i.) has produced mi»»: very fine play.s, and in this reaches ; high water mgrfc of excellence in "Stolen Momenta.?' Borne "big supporting iiiic = include "Hidden Danger*'' serial, "Oh, Promise Me," a Christie comedy, ,-i Post Nature scenic nnd the latc*t Gaymost Graphic.

FBIDAY NIGST. u ST' ■< - "THE SPANISH JADE." Most of the exteriors of "The Sytjj-i:-h Jade," Jong .<. B&bertion's Ja**si Paramount picture, Whish* will b& screened at the Lyrie pictures B<>At Friday. wt <re "shot" at tbe IHtle bm jf Carinona, some twenty-.five miles distant /rom Seville, Spain. Nothing wa? ticking—the town was complete in •"ry essential of ''local atmosphere"— lie long cobble-stoned street* with their v hite houses and ornamental window [ratings, the castelied ruias of the plfl v-alls and the- cuspid gateways, still r*ailing after centuries hav« passed, the ccuj>ation "of Spain by the Moor.-. .'vec the city gates were there, w&ere lanuela tv&s to be rescued by Manreyt, lie plains over which —as to fly frern Isteban, and close at hand the little mn which might kro b* ea b*ilt erressly for a set for thf« qj-enJEsr f the story.