ENTERTAINMENTS.

Feilding Star, Volume XIX, Issue 4852, 30 July 1923, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

RUDOLPH VALENTINO AT THE LYCEUM. At the Lyceum to-niglit: The Symphony Quartette, a Graphic, a Chi >slie comedy, an Englisii scellie, a.i“Stolen Moments,” a six-part phoioplay. Failure to trust in the geneiusity of the man she marries results m days oi misery and an awful predicament for the heroine of “Stolen Moments.” Rudolph Valentino is darning and fascinating in the role oi tne South American novelist who has toe heroine at his mercy, and proves himself a thoroughly unserupuU us hunter of the fair sex. The setting.are of unusual splendour and e ganoe, and the story is full oi d.amatie moments. Marguerite Namaia. aleading young operatic star, plays tlie heroine.

PR ISCTLLA DEAN AT THE TIVOLI. “The Flame of Life,” the big Universal special at tlie Tivoli iheatiO to-night is in nine smashing pans. ’J’ho interest of the story, which w from a novel by Frances Hodgson Burnett, centres in Priscilla Deanthe star of stars and one of tne more popular of photoplayers. It is a tu .. of a coalmining area, of a oruf"! father, of his uneducated daughter, and of the hero from another station in life. ’There are tremendous seen "s below ground, especially that of toe fire, when the heroine dares the sensational rescue of her love from the flames. There are good supports. “The Flames of Info” will be screened again to-morrow night at the TivolT. ESTHER JEBB CONCERT. In addition to the first appearance here of Mr J. W. Bailey and Mss Roselle K. Crovd (All's Bailey) Air* Esther Jelib will have tlie support <-■ Mr W. H. Christie, of Wanganui, a baritone who makes a speciality cl descriptive songs. Added interest will be created by the fact of singing to orchestral accompaniments specially scored by Mr A. W. Bake-, M.T.S., of Feilding. Are you boo iing seats for Friday next .