AMUSEMENTS

Taihape Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 3624, 10 November 1920, Page 4

AMUSEMENTS

THE KING'S •'CAROLYN O SPTHE CORNERS. ’’ The human touches are what make a picture and “Carolyn of the Corners’' abounds in just those little scenes that give a twitch to one’s heart. There is, however, plenty of good clean comedy provided, and Bessie Love, that delightful child actress, simply romps through a role that she hasn’t to act at all. but only to be herself in. In this picture she is admirably supported by a canine actor. Prince, who is entitled to a share of aL the praise that the production deserves. He is a moC. talented perform.?, and does all but speak his part. Bessie is a little g”.i who *s Iff ! to resist, and her simplicity and oh«u m. to say nothing of her oif'ul’3 loveliness give colour to a charming '.lltl® story of real people that had a universal appeal. To-night this Pathe sptoial together with the Mystery of Ma-j Page will he pr..v,-nited. It is a programme that hits the 100 per cent mark for sheer entertainment