MIEAN'S PICTURES

Grey River Argus, 14 April 1916, Page 3

MIEAN'S PICTURES

: : .;., . , — • \»'-: — ■ "A- Game of Wits," , an Eclair star productions is the chief item df the all-new bill which will be presented at tlie Town Hall this evening, and is one of those stories of the diplomatic life of our American cousins. Extraordinary incidents are included in the production^ the photography and acting of which are oi the highest.^ "The Little Sheriff" is an appealing story pfi trial and advotture. "Borsalino ttats" 4 is a film of an unusual gind. , and sfiows every indication of being most -interesting. The other pictures include "A New Hat,". "My Double,',' and a wealth of successes. A matinee will be given on Saturday at 1 2.30 p.m. v> ' : ' "The Bit," which is from the studio of the World Film Corporation, is' announced for screening on Sunday, in conjunction with a completenew bill, an,d will be something quite out of the as it is founded, upon an occurrence which 17 years n>ade '&' profound stir in America, for It was at that time that Joe Leiter attebipted to secure a corner in wheat. One of his sisters was Lady Curzori, whose husband afterwards became Viceroy of India. Joe, seeing his sister become a world power, was fired by the family ambition, and decided to -do the biggest thing next to his hand, The attempted corner in wheat was the result of his agitations. Joe Leiter," around whom the story is writen, supervised the details for the cinema, with the result that great accuracy is evident. A complete orchestra will assist; : _ • . .