A FILM MASTERPIECE.

Taranaki Daily News, 27 August 1917, Page 3

A FILM MASTERPIECE.

"WHERE ABE MY CTnLDRENT' An attraction above the ordinary is premised in the screening of the worldfamous photo-play, '"Where Are My Children?" at Everybody's Theatre on Wednesday night next. Mr. E. J. Carroll, who has acquired the sole New Zealand rights for the presentation of tlie picture, reties for public support on the. store of knowledge the film imparts in connection with one of the most important soeiai problems of the day. The lesson conveyed is felt by every patron who views the picture. If an) justification were required for the production of "Where Are My Children?" the management says that the tremendous crowds that have witnessed it with interest throughout the Commonwealth of Australia and more recently in New Zealand abundantly fujnishes this. "Where Are My Children?" marks anew era in the records of the screen, its true message and its moral lesson compel attention. Brilliant acting, fearless characterisations, and picturesque settings, place it in a class of its" own aa the most interesting and educative influence to date. -Where Are My Children?" was passed by the New Zealand censor with one restriction —that no one under the age of 13 years was to witness its exhibition. As the fame of tho film ht=s reached this town e.ud there is sure to be a rush for seats., intending patrons are reminded that discomfort may be' avoided by booking well in advance at Collier's. Plans for the full season are available this morning.