"SONS OF SATAN" SENSATION AT THE LYCEUM.

Feilding Star, Volume XII, Issue 2858, 1 February 1916, Page 2

"SONS OF SATAN" SENSATION AT THE LYCEUM.

"Win. k> Queiix is one of-flic master mystery-makers amongst modem novelists, and in "Sons of which was screened at, the Lyceum for the first, time last night, lie has written the most sustii ineclly sensational photo play that has been yliown in Feilding. The fjunous Zigoinar even did not havo as many and mysterious secret exits and entrances a,s Morinaiid, fhc chief of Hie o-inie club, the .Sons of Satan. Mr Lo Qucux ivnd Ihe Loudon Kilm Co. have combined all the ■tricks of the- film -trade of America, Italy, and France—and ■the total result is a succession of surprises. shocks, and sensations that make the spectators grip their seait«> in liheir excitement and pinoli tihemselves m (h.(> finish to wake- themselves out of tho Saitaiiish trance. The plot is a double-barrelled one: the villain, who poses as head of a detective age.npy, .'■(■ls his heart on tbe possession of tbe li.'i need tif a young aristocrat and on llm family jewels of title j-o'litb, ft is aii actor who ploys off disguise agairrsti disguise—a.nd the denouement. is :i swiftly moving succession of raid« ;ind Ibe climax a tragedy for the villain. There won , only four other films on the programme. Scenes front the Beauty Boast, of Brother Jonathan, Yellowstone Park (California), showed thai- Now Zealand's Goyserlaud can. give America's points, and beat, if. Tho (raumout Graphic contain eel inf(i'e than .the usual number of international .snapshots, generally interesting. There was also a Dudley "Buck animated cartoon with Charlie Chaplin as" the hero; , and "Ue.ppo Ihe .Barber' , wa.s au amusing "K'omic" comod> ■ Tbe jirogra.iiiino will lie repealed to-iiighi, and f-'liqukl dra\y a liiimpcr bouse.

"This is one of the worst, tonus of cruelly I know of. , ' si a tod fbo ui--pccioi when referring ;)!■ a meeting of the Wellington Poeif.fv lor the JVe\cntion of Onielty (o Animals \n the practice <if cutting the manes and I Mils ol' horses sent by tbo Defence nepartiiteul. to K'.'.vpt and elerwbere. lie pointed out f'bnt a long lail_-was 1 <■(]ui-ito ;is a protection ngainst ili'"-. Tbe inspector was deputed to visit (be camp in order to ascertain the. trv> position. Spcnco and Speuce's Summer Sale is now in full operation, and the firm have made every endeavour to make iliis pa(o tho best vet. Notwithstanding tbe rnpidly increasing value' nf i:oods. genuine reductions are the order of the day and fashion goods are marked down of cost.