"THE RAINY DAY."

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXIX, Issue LXIX, 28 September 1915, Page 4

"THE RAINY DAY."

OPERA HOUSE TO-MORROW

EVENING

Two star films are included in the new programme for to-morrow evening, one a drama and the other a comedy. The former is a two-part Lubin entitled "The Rainy Day." A young wife sacrifices everything that Her husband may keep up appearances in business. The habit of saving becomes a mania. Ihe husband meets "the other woman," whose home is beautiful, and herself attractive., while his own home is drab. The_ wife finds this out and resolves to bring him to his senses, and then leave him. Circumstances arise that bring about a reconciliation. The other feature is a. two-part Keystone comedy with a plot that is most novel. There will be other inteie-sting items, and the orchestra will furnish suitable accompaniments.