ENTERTAINMENTS.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXVIII, Issue LXXVIII, 16 June 1919, Page 8

ENTERTAINMENTS.

♦- OPERA HOUSE. AN INSPIRING BRITISH PICTURE. It will be refreshing and enjoyable to everyone of English extraction ta again see a British picture, acted by Englishmen, and showing the part Great Britain played in the war, with special reference to the first three years. Such a picture is showing at the Opera House next Wednesday and Thursday in the Hepworth production of "The Man Who Stayed at Home," an all-British film starring Denni» Eadie and the original London cast. The story has been adapted from the famous 'Stage play of the same name with many added attraction's that •were impossible in the stage version. It conveys some impressive ideas of the part played by the British Navy and dome inspiring views of the Grand Fleet, destroyers, etc., in their unceasing vigil of the North Sea. It's a picture that makes you feel' 'it's good to be British" and proud of the part Great Britain has played. The box plan will ©pen in the morning at P. T. Donnelly and Co.'s.