THE PICTURE HOUSES.

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XI, Issue 63, 2 March 1921, Page 4

THE PICTURE HOUSES.

MUNICIPAL. The star attraction at the Hastings Municipal ineaire, this evening a soi ecu adaptation of Charlotte ibon psun s clever novel, “in Search oi a Sinner," ieaturiug that clever cuintdievne, Constance falmadge. The cast is superb and tile settings magnificent, whiie the story, one of numau uatiue, is replete witn smart pithy titles and situations, and brimming over with rippling comedy. Another attractive feature on the programme is “The Mints of Hell/' \villiam Desmond's latest production. Beautiful A las Kun scenery and thrilling situations aif special points in the picture. Gazettes and the Municipal orchestra support these two magnificent productions. EVERYBODY’S, Viola Dana has the most important drama of her starring career in “Dangerous To Men,’’ which is aunov’iced as the feature attraction at Everybody’s Theatre to-night. The screen play is an adaptation by A. P. Younger of the famous English drama, “Eliza Comes To Stay,” which was produced in /London with the author, H. V. Esmond, and his wife, Eva Moore, in rhe leading roles, and which scored one of the biggest successes of the modern English stage. Near the end the picture develops a- situation of enthralling interest ,and moves rapidly to an. unexpected denouement. A strong cast supports the star. The serial, “The Great Gamble,” a comedy “Bobby’s Baby,” and the usual gazettes support.