"THE WRATH OF THE GODS."

Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 4, Issue 32, 27 April 1915, Page 2

"THE WRATH OF THE GODS."

Premier Hall, To-night. Special arrangements have been made for the screoning of this fascinating subject for to-night only. The management have beon unable to give this film the amount of publicity such a fine subject demands, owing to having had so many other engagements in the hall during the pa9t week, but recommend their patrons who desire to see one of the most fascinating dramas yet screened to make a point of witnessing this production. Ibe plot which is enacted by leading American and Japanese artists is centred in Japan and has been photographed in the vicinity of the great volcano Sakura Jima. The spectacular effects are amazing, and the realistic outbreaks of active volcanos creates a sensag tioualism most unusual and of extraordinary beauty. The story is based on the old legend of Toyo San, daughter of Lord Yamaki, the last male descendant of an old Somuri family, and takes one back to the historic days of old Japanese religion and superstition. Several other subjects, including the " Battle of Lebleke," form a unique programme. '• Oonstadt," Max Pemberton's masterpiece, the story of an English girl spy will be the feature of to-morrow night's programme.