AMUSEMENTS

Taihape Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 3573, 8 September 1920, Page 4

AMUSEMENTS

THE KING'S PAULINE FREDERICK. “ The Peace of Roaring River' ! as a title is suggestive of the “West” where amidst a'wildeniess men toughened by experience and hard lives, eke out an .existence between their toil and the dance hall. Naturally enough dens nf vice do big business and draw into their cess pools all classes of both sex,es. T!:; novel spectacle of Pauline Frederick in the rough garb of a Western woman and working out her destiny amid the wilderness of forests and hills, will prove a strong magnet for her admirers. 44 The Peace of Roaring River” is based on one of the most widely discussed social problems of the day—the menace of the matrimonial newspaper. This institution has been the agent of innumerab'e outrages and the millions of girls victimized by its sinister trickery have called forth no little discussion. 44 The Peace of Roaring River” will arouse wide spread interest and will appeal to every thinking man and woman. , By arrangement with Mr. F. Mills, that absorbing serial “The Strange Case of Mary Page ’ ’ will also be shown.