ENTERTAINMENTS.

Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 24 March 1925, Page 4

ENTERTAINMENTS.

OPERA HOUSE—TO-NIGHT

“HOW TO EDUCATE A WIFE.”

Elinor Glyn’s ideas on this subject have been embodied into a picture, by the name of “How to Educate a Wife.” In this Master picture, the characters are “just folks,” 6uch as we all meet every day. Their problems are our problems, and the unfolding of the story leaves the spectator with the feeling that he or She has just had a perplexing problem of his own before him in siich a way as to show both aides of the argument at once. A wonderful stellar cast has been assembled. It consists of Marie Prevost, Monte Blue, Claude Gillingwatei*, Vera Lewis, Betty Francisco, Creighton Hale, Edward Earle and Nellie Bly Baker. This feature will he supported by a two-reel comedy, scenic and Gazette. (

OPERA HOUSE

“THE SEA HAWK”—THURSDAY NIGHT.

The magnificence of the production of “The Sea Hawk” augurs well for the future of the kinema art. It lifts the picture industry, already on a high plane of entertainment value, right away to realm of perfection that it may reasonably have been expected to attain only by the evolution of time and in the natui’al course of events. Frank Lloyd, the genius who transplanted Sabatini’s virile story to the screen, has, it is asserted, done mote for the film business than have all the other great masterpieces of sereendom combined.' “The Sea Hawk” is everything that has been claimed for it and more. V It is calculated to hold its audiences ™ spellbound from first foot of film to final <?■; fade away. It features at least 18 well-known screen arists. Milton Sills, one of the most sincere artists of the screen world, hads this imposing cast. Enid Bennett, an Australian , who has achieved fame and distinction in America, plays opposite him. Another Australian in Marc McDermott is also in the cast. Then there are over 3000 supporting people all selected as to type. “The Sea Hawk” opens at the Opera House for a two-night season next Thursday. Patrons are advised to I book their seats at once. The box plan is at Mrs Cook’s. *