ENTERTAINMENTS

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLI, Issue XLI, 13 December 1920, Page 4

ENTERTAINMENTS

OPERA HOUSEj TO-NIGHT

ANOTHER BRITISH PRODUCTION

, Another British, film that shows the remarkable progress the English producers are making is Harma's "TlieGreat Impostor," in which the stellai* roles are played by Bernard Dudley and Marie Blanche, and which presents an atmosphere that makes one's heart glow for John Bull and" his little island. Tho story, as the title would suggest, is a'sailqr's impersonation of an earl'B son to.ivin the affection . girl he loves, and whose station is above his own.-; When .the fraud, is disebvered, the girl's affection i s strong enough to forgive. The settings are truly -English, and are a refreshinglchange fwrni tlie imitation article we have been harms,. The last episode of "The Silent Mystery' 5 and the Beeontf series of "Th& Great Gamble* wiiL be screened.