PEERLESS PICTURES.

Grey River Argus, 12 November 1920, Page 5

PEERLESS PICTURES.

DOUBLE STAR . .PROGRAMME TONIGHT.

A double star programme will be screened at the Peerless, in the Town Hall, to-night. The first feature is a 5-act Fox film. "The Love That Dares", featuring Madlainc Traverse. "The Love That Dares" deals with the wealthy class. 'Its characters in-t-lvul<j| an idle millionaire who has every thing in the world but the worn••■ui he loves^ — and despite the fact that >ho marries another man he continues his pursuit. Ho attempts to trap this old sweetheart, but she is saved through the bitterness of a girl whom 1 ho has cut off. The real man without a country is the gipsy. For centuries he has wandered homeless over the oarth, singing his weird songs and telHng "fortunes. He- is the most pictur.cquc of nomads.

The life of . the gipsies is portrayed in "The Sneak", the William Fox photoplay which be shown as the main •feature in to-night's display. Their profound loves and hatreds are said to form the theme of a most thrilling plot. Gladys BrockweU stars in the rote of Rhona, the gipsy princess.