LYCEUM THEATRE.

Feilding Star, Volume XII, Issue 2887, 6 March 1916, Page 3

LYCEUM THEATRE.

Feilding folks aro to have a picture treat submitted to them at the Lyceum to-night and to-morrow in a picturisation of frank Danby's line story. "The Heart of a Child,'' produced by. the London Film Company. The narrative principally concerns the life of Sally Snape, a snrl who iv lender years wets thrown on her own resources in mighty London. Through an accident caused by the unskilful driving of a motor car by n titled lady Sally becomes an inmate of a big hospital, and thence by easy stages to an East End music hall. Her agent recognises her as a irold mine. Sally immediately takes audiences by storm. Sec the sequel. "The Cathedral at Rheims" is a historic scenic. "A Woman of Nerves" tells of the burglar, a well fillee! number of a weekly topical ol" Olel World news will be found in the Gaumont Gnndiic. and a series of brilliantly clever and vastly amusing cartoons is "Relentless Daltoii."