AMUSEMENTS

Taihape Daily Times, Issue 220, 1 October 1917, Page 4

AMUSEMENTS

THREE STARS

A famous poet said: “Truth was never indebted to a lie.” But a still more famous poet answered; “All is not false that seems at first a lie-” Denis Mallory, a genial and happy-go-lucky young Irishman, undertook the bitterest task of his life when he agreed to live a lie to save a woman’s sanity, perhaps her very life itself. Why the lie was necessary—the consequences of the act —the heartache and bitter pain—the misunderstanding—the tragedy of it all —and the final reaching out after happiness, peace and have been told by that master writer, who went down in the “Lusitania,” Jules Miles Forman, in his wonderful story of romantic adventure.

EVERYBODY’S

“The Ragamuffin” a Lasky production in five parts will be finally screened at Everybody’s to-night. This film w r hich is splendidly produced is acted by an impressive east of wellknown players led by the capable little actress Blanche Sweet. In addition to this feature there is a well assorted selection of interesting themes, including a Paramount Travelogue, a two part drama and a Paramount Gazette. To-morrow r new programme will provide something exceptional for patrons. At the top of the new r bill is the Famous Players-Lasky ~ production. “Great Expectations,” an adaptation of Charles Dickon’s celebrated novel and a masterpiece of charactre portrayal.

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