WORLD'S PICTURES

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXII, Issue LXXII, 9 July 1917, Page 8

WORLD'S PICTURES

TEN O'CLOCK* MYSTERY— TO-NIGHT.

Another big programme will be presented to-night, comprising dramas, topical, humorous, and scenic studies, and will be up to the usual standard of pictures screened at this theatre. "The Ten O'clock Mystery" is the star film. The plot telis of a detective's trials, and shows how he ultimately contrives to outwit an unscrupulous individual after many startling adventures and numberless difficulties Another picture somewhat out of the. ordinary is entitled "The Isle of Abandoned Hope," and deals with the adventures of the survivors of the Bainbfidge, which was wrecked off the Sandwich Islands. The sixth episode of the circus serial "Peg o' the Ring' is called "The Cry for Help," and shows the further exciting adventures of Peg and Hugo. An amusing Keystone comedy will also be shown.