ENTERTAINMENTS

Ashburton Guardian, Volume XLIII, Issue 9747, 13 December 1922, Page 7

ENTERTAINMENTS

HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE. TONIGHT—“THE INFIDEL.” “The Infidel,” starring Katherine MacDonald, will be screened hnally to-nio-ht. In this picture Miss MacDonald is presented as a young woman, whose life has, been such as to make her hate ministers and everything and everybody connected with the ministry, particularly the women and the missionaries who endeavour to cany the lrtht to the heathen of the mysterious South Sea Islands. The heroine s discovery of her years of wrong thinking, the new viewpoint as to the work or the missionaries and the development of the soul of the young girl and 1 a heart-stirring romance, all .combine to form an exceedingly appealing story. “MARY FIND THE GOLD.” Commencing at'His Majesty’s Theatre to-morrow night is a picture that will appeal to everyone on account of is simple true to life appeal, “Mary Find The Gold,” starring that popular little English commedienne, Betty Balfour. This is a- story of a girl’s love for her father, and the father’s . sacrifice for his daughter. The play is full of sentimental humour that will make the onlooker smile, yet will make him shed a tear. Miss Balfour has never before carried her brilliant talent to such great heights, nor has she produced a picture with so much heart appeal as “Mary Find The Gold.”