AMUSEMENTS.

Grey River Argus, 10 December 1926, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS.

OPERA HOUSE TO-NIGHT. “ONE GLORIOUS NIGHT.” “One Glorious Night,” the, now Master picture which is to be shown at the Opera House to-night (Fri(^ay)j features Elaine Hammorstein, and causes many a heart string to be pulled. The story of a young girl, who has to give up her child because she does not want it to sufrer In poverty, is very well played by Aliss Hammer-' stein. There is an excellent supporting cast, viz., Al. Roscoe, Phyllis Haver, Freeman Wood, Lillian Flliott, Mathilda. Brundage, Clarissa Solwynne and Baby Yondell Darr. The direction is admirable done by Dunlap. Love and happiness—the supreme, desires of all people—what lengths they will go to attain them. Because this gi rl had chosen unwisi'ly she was alone at the crisis that only a. woman experiences. She was true to her own instincts and she triumphed over the hypocrisies of social caste. Wealth ami position have a charm all their own. So much can be done with no more effort than the expression of a desire. It is the modern Genius of the Lamp. SATURDAY. J ACK lIOX 1 E IN “’ TWO INSTE D JONES. ’ ’ “Two Fisted Jones,” the starring vehicle fer -Tnek Hoxie, which will be al lhe Opera House Saturday,! matinee ami nipdit, is a stirring drama of the West emphasising the daring of a man in love whose aim in life is to clear up injustices. The love interest runs through the picture with Kathrvn McCiuire ns the leading lady. The picture was directed by Edward