OPERA HOUSE—TO-NIGHT.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 25 March 1922, Page 5

OPERA HOUSE—TO-NIGHT.

CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG. Dramatic suspense, romance, and swift action to set tne pulses throbbing are some of the promises niaae for ; "Hush," Clara Kimball Young's. latest! piioto-arama, which, will be sjiowu at the Upera House to-night. Add to these a wealth of scenic investiture and lavishness such as characterises all of Clara ' Kimball Young's productions, and you have all the elements that go to make tne super-production. "Hush" is a fascinating story of American romance. iUiss I'oung has endeared herself to millions of patrons by her splendid acting in scores ot big productions, most recent of wliich were "The Eyes of Youth" and "Straight from Paris." Supporting Miss Young is a cast of unusual excellence, which includes J. Frank Glendou, ■ Kathlyn Williams. Jack Pratt. Bertram Grassby and Gerard Alexander.