AMUSEMENTS

Taihape Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3412, 17 February 1920, Page 4

AMUSEMENTS

OUR PICTURES——TOWN HALL. “BLACKIE’S REDEMPTION” TO NIGHT. Bert. Lytell ‘appears in a gripping Metro-play to-night at Our Pictures (Town Hall); “Bla.ckies’ Redemption,” the story of -a gentleman crook even more flascinating ‘than “Rafi°les.” The plot shows how Blaekie, tired of his lawless life, tries to reform but is prevented by the uuderhanded “frameup” of Fred the Count, which semis him to prison. HOW he escapes and returns to Mary, the girl Whom he was about to marry when he was arrested, is one of the vivid and g(rip_pi,ng series of incidents which go to make a production of unusual strength -and appeal. There will '-be a good supporting programme, and the baby beauty competition pictures will be shown again to—night, and '3l] this week. It is -anticipated that the restrictions prohibiting the admission of‘ children will be lifted to—morroW.