ENTERTAINMENTS

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXIV, Issue LXXIV, 30 August 1919, Page 10

ENTERTAINMENTS

OPERA HOUSE

"Stolen Orders," by the Brady-World iilms, is a version of the great Drary 1/ame drama "Sealed Orders," and has -been produced on a scale of great magnificence. It is in eight part© and the «a-ste includes such well known stars as June Elvidge and Montague Love Kitty Gordon and Carlyle Blackwell \tadge and George MaoQuairrie, while .President Wilson himself appears in the picture, making a speech against the enemies wathm our gates. The American and Italian Governments rendered ■special and valuable assistance in the production, scenes being taken on battleships and on the Italian front. The •original play has been altered to the present day and is clearer and mor» thrilling, besides being more realistic and gorgeous than when presented on ,the stage. Taken altogether the production marks an epoch in the progress «r the films and is a memorable contribution to photo-play achievement. Tim &eat picture was shown at the Opera House last night, when if was enthusiastically received. It will be repeated to-night. r

THE GRAND

The new Paramount picture "Sandy '' featuring Jack Pickford and Louise Huft, was presented at the Grand Theatre last mght. The action is filled with thrills and delightful comedy •■' Jiwk Pickford and Louise Huff have never been seen to better advantage ihe audience thoroughly enjoyed the picture, which will be shown again to-