AMUSEMENTS

Taihape Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3328, 5 November 1919, Page 4

AMUSEMENTS

TH E KIN GUS.

The picture “Un"ta.med,” showing tonight illustrative of a life of adventure on the Mexican border, is One of the best of its class. The interest is -held from beginning to end, -and there are many tense moments. The story has 3. true border setting, and there are some splendid feats of hersem-anship_ ’.l‘he supporting Tllllls are of a. very‘ excellent character. TOWN HALL PICTURES. "TO-NI-Gl—lT—‘ ‘ ANNIE LAURIE. ’ ’ One of the most human, most tender stories of a pure girl ’s loyalty and devotion undel' the trying ordeal of two noble men’s love will be shown -at this popular theatre to-night. « The title of this photodrema is “Bonnie Annie Laurie” -and the title .part is played by Peggy Hyland, the charming Williarii Fox star. In this new photo-drama Miss Hyland portrays a Winsome Scottisli lassie who is the atfianced wife of a gallant Scots captain. While the latter is at the front she saves the life of ya ship-wrecked stranger, who wins her true heart’s love, and later proves to he an American ofiieer who has forgotten his own identity. Cast out unjustly by her stern father. Bonnie Anffie fields solace in ministering to the wmnnled soldiers of the Allies, and it is then her rival lovers are brought to he'l-'_.' blinded and injured. How a sudden turn of fate deepens her cruel dilemma, and how she finds true peace and happiness in the end‘, are features ‘that. raise this play to heights of sublime realism. This Wonderful screen story has created a sensation wlmi-ever shown, carrying as it does :2 bugle call to patriotisifi ana, honour. One of our most popular and talented lady voealis-ts will .sing_*t:he solo parts -during the progress of the -picture. ,The splendid supporting pro-‘ gramme includes 3. Sunshine comedy R scream, ‘ “Oh,” What «a KnightL” A