AMUSEMENTS

Taihape Daily Times, 14 February 1918, Page 4

AMUSEMENTS

KING’S THEATRE. There will be a long and interesting programme at the King’s to-night, neaded by that fine production, “Pamela’s Past,” which is an altogether delightful story on lines all toe rare in the picture business, although the main theme is strongly dramatic, and there are many stirring incidents in the picture, the story is splendidly lightened by a really beautiful romance and some excellent, comedy touches. The acting is uniformly of a high standard with a charming star Maude Feaiy, and a first class actor in Irving Cummings in the male main character part. The picture is beautifully photographed and exquisitely dressed, and has none of the faults of the usual “costume’’ plays, but is full of action and powerful interest. A special interest to picture lovers to-night will be the introduction of that popular Serial “The Iron Claw.’’ In the larger towns this serial draws packed houses, and will be shown every Thursday night. There is also “Bombardment of Nieuport. ” and two first class comedies.