AMUSEMENTS

Taihape Daily Times, 14 March 1918, Page 4

AMUSEMENTS

KING’S THEATRE. “The Woman in 47,” is forceful and extremely interesting “World Equitable” five part feature starring the popular aifd clever actress Alice Brady The story is full of excitement and interest, and the star has a part worthy of her great capabilities. The temptation, struggle and final happiness and recovery of her lost ground by a young immigrant girl are shown with a wealth of gripping heart interest. It is one of the .most remarkable photo dramas presented for some time and tells the story of a young Italian girl who, to escape the tyranny of a cruel uncle and to marry her lover, comes to America, becomes the victim of th plottings and machinations of some unscrupulous men, but finally wins happiness and peace. The above is supported by a good comedy, gccnic and another instalment of “The Iron Claw.”, EVERYBODY’S. To-night, at Everyholv ? there v.ill be shown a picture “The Sins of Men” the motif of whv.h is as old as the hills, and which has been written ro-ud hr many years Put there is fresh ground broken and a m-w outlook shown in the Fox Film representation. The story is a very thrilling arraignment of the evil men do. The story is brilliantly told, and as ably acted by Stuart Holmes and Dorothy Bernard. The drama is intensely Thrilling right fhroiugh, and the gjroatest surprise -occurs in the final scene. To indicate what this climax is would be to forestall the pleasure of the spectators’ discovery. There will also be shown “A Foollight Flame” (a very ludicrous Fox comedy), 'American Screen Magazine’ “Vanished Youth,” (Eex. drama), and “The Pcskj' Pup ”