THE PICTURE HOUSES.

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XII, Issue 235, 18 September 1922, Page 5

THE PICTURE HOUSES.

COSY DE LUXE. Patrons al the Cosy de Luxe on Saturday evening were well satisfied with the programme of pictures presented. The feature was a Paramount production titled ’‘Enchantment,” starring Marion Davies, and providing entertainment suitable for all classes, it proved very acceptable. An added attraction was “Playing with Fire,” with Gladys Walton in the leading role. This is a Universal picture and was well up to the high-class productions released by this firm. The latest International News and gazettes were good supports. To-night the same series will be screened again. MUNICIPAL. The attraction at the Hastings Municipal Theatre on Saturday evening was Pathe’s latest production. “Smouldering Embers,” starring Frank Keenan. It is doubeful if Frank Keenan has ever had a more charming and sympathetic role than the one in “Smouldering Embers”. The love he had for his son was so big and fine and noble that he could enter the boy’s life, save him from disgrace and set him on the road to happiness, and then go out of it: the boy never knowing that the ragged ola tramp was his father he thought dead, but who lived in his memory as a “regular fellow.” Excellent supports were “The Wipners of the West” serial, a comedy and gazettes. During an interval, little Miss Mavis Fitzpatrick gave a charming dance, and she was insistently recalled. She was also the recipient of a beautiful bouquet .