LYCEUM PICTURES.

Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 7, Issue 355, 26 February 1918, Page 3

LYCEUM PICTURES.

Important Announcement. I To all those picture lovers and to ■ all those who don't love pictures, to • all those people who enjoy a good 1 hearty laugh and particularly to ' those who do not like to laugh and t more particularly to all those who > are sick, the Lyceum management " offers for to-morrow (Wednesday) night something novel that will make I one easily smile. Everyone is in- ' vited to participate in the huge • carnival of joy to le presented. There is no need to pay a doctor's ' hill to make one happy since one will get more happiness at the pictures 1 to-morrow for a mere trifle than • wealth can huy. Besides a ' big programme with a special ' feature drama in which the adorable Anita Stewart plays the 1 leading role, there is Charlie Chapi lin's greatest hit " The Rink." ' The management guarantee that if after seeing the picturj anyone can " conscientiously say that Charlie is ' not clever and cannot skate some ' they will give a free pass to the pic- ) tures for a month or refund their I money. Charlie puts skates on bis ' fairy feet and tiles through two reels swifter than an express train. The conclusion ot "The Rink" is in ' keeping with this laugh making pror duction. Chailie calmly skates out 1 of the rink into the road, hooks his ' everlasting walking stick to a travel- ■ ling car and fades from the view of his pursuers at somewhere near one ' hundred (100) miles per hour. "The • Rink "is the latest, fastest, fiercest, ' and funniest of the mutual Chaplins.