ENTERTAINMENTS.

Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 4 September 1924, Page 10

ENTERTAINMENTS.

OPERA HOUSE TO-NIGHT. “THE VALLEY OF SILENT MEN.” The audience of the Opera House last night thrilled to as fine a picture of tlie Canadian North-West as has been presented here in pinny months. So intense was the story, so swift the action, and so impressive the settings, that the audience fairly lived the story rather than merely watched its development. Bearing tiie title of “The Valley of Silent Men,” it is a masterpiece of the screen. In the featured role of a French-Ciinadian girl, Alma Rubens acquits herself creditably. Lew Cody is seen in an excellent character role, and gives a performance which stands out effectively. Mention must also be made of the performance of Joe King, while no little praise is due George Nash, Mario Majeroni, and J. W. Johnston. An excellent supporting programme will be presented.

EMPRESS PICTURES, MANAIA

TO-NIGHT,

“THE DARLING OF NEW YORK.”

The most thrilling drama of New Yorlt life you’ve ever seen. A smashing story filled with the big moments rf the big-town life; scenes of grandeur and sensational spectacles that will hold you engrossed from start to finish. Baby Peggy in the most thrilling role of her entire career will win your heart and admiration. See why all New York was. searching for Baby Peggy in this, her first big picture. There will be a special matinee at 3 p.m. to-day. The Empress Pictures will appear in Okaiawa to-morrow evening with a special attraction.