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Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 247, 18 October 1926, Page 20

AMUSEMETITS. pOOD mHIXGS ARE TJARE. The public is always clamouring for a "good picture," --something different," or "a picture with a definite purpose." ••The Tower of Lies" has all these attributes. It is a world prize story, it has one of the hnest directors m t lie lilm industry, and two of the most inspired players* on the screen to-day. The picture is a masterpiece, lt presents L.te as it really is, vibrating with deep emotion, made beautiful with love and poetry. With vivid hashes ot inspiration, it explains the nanliiig problems of Uie and shows that goodness lurks beneath the surface of evil, lt teiis of a "grand old man" who loved his daughter with a love that was based on laith ami sacrifice. She was a golden sunbeam, flashing loveliness and happiness. Poverty came their way, and in her high endeavour to help her parents she made the greatest sacrifice ever demanded of woman. Only her father, through his deep love, understood, and, while others lound only evil, he saw her as a Shining Empress of Good. This is the story presented witli strength and passion, with uelicacy and poetry. It is as simple and strong as Nature itself, as inevitable and triumphant. If you love beautiful things, if you love goodness and truth, do not miss this picture. MAJESTIC. AJESTIC. MAJESTIC. AJESTIC. MAJESTIC. — AJESTIC. Direction: Fuller-Hayward Theatres. Sessions: 11.13. 1, 2.30, 4.30, 6 and ~.00. I I | Victor Seastrom's | | Magnificent Production, | j "THE TOWER I j OF LIES." j 1 With | I TON r-VIIANEY | | ,J ON I I And j | VfORM'A QHEARER. | | i-* ORMA HEARER. | ! I From the Novel, "The Emperor of Portugalia," By Selma Lagerlof. Also Screening: MAJESTIC NEWS TOPICAL Including Golf Championship Match Between Jones and Hagen. N.Z. SCENIC—-'Where the Blue PacificRolls," showing s.s. Karu Wreck. COMEDY .... "The Swimming Instructor." At Evening Session, *XXX AND T> EN AUD. 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