AMUSEMENTS.

Grey River Argus, 13 January 1928, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS.

OPERA HOUSE—TONIGHT. “ONE INCREASING PURPOSE.” “One Increasing Purpose,” one of the most talked of books of the year, has been brought to the screen by Fox Films, and will be shown for the first time. at., the ..Opera.. House tonight. This screen version of the book by Mr A. S. M. Hutchinson is said to exceed it. dramatic values and presentation the Fox production of “If Winter Comes.” Mr Hutchinson’s other novel which proved such a sensation a few years ago. SATURDAY. JACK HOXIE. A herd of wild horses plays an important part in “The Wild Horse Stampede’ ’the Universal Blue Streak Western which comes to the Opera House ion Saturday 1 , and night. In the picture, the herd is the property of Jack Hoxie, who keeps them imprisoned in a huge valley. In real life the herd is the property of the owner of a large ranch near Lone Pine, California, where the exteriors for the picture was made.

— MONDAY AND TUESDAY. “BARDELYS THE MAGNIFICENT. ’ ’ King Vidor, John Gilbert, and Karl Dane, are together responsible for much- of the brilliant -success pf “Bardelys the Magnificent',” the screen version of the famous Rafael Sabatini novel, which will be screened at the Opera House on Monday and Tuesday.