ENTERTAINMENT.

Feilding Star, Volume 2, Issue 146, 9 April 1924, Page 4

ENTERTAINMENT.

"BOHEMIAN" Oliili" jffT Balfe's famous grand opera, "The Bohemian Girl," has been picturised by an English company, ahTTis to be screened at the Lyceum to-night and to-morrow. > During the screening of the photoplay special selections from the opera will be played, and Mrs .). G. Grimshaw will sing the- famous solo, "J. Dreamt that 7 Dwelt in Marble Halls." In the play itself not only are the" settings exquisite, and the caste of outstanding .ability, but the story is full of dramatic moments of the highest order. Perhaps.one of the most .stirring is fne great banquet scene, when the Austrian count and the large assembly of militarist aristocrats lift their glas-ses to drink "To the Emperor." The Polish blood of Thaddeus, the guest and hero, revolts—and then.the excitement begins. There are good supports.