POPULAR PICTURES AND PRICES.

Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 10526, 2 December 1916, Page 6

POPULAR PICTURES AND PRICES.

On Monday next, commencing at 6 '//' p.m.. the Zeaiandia llal! will be reopened with a Metro programme, which is claimed 10 be the juosi attractivi Metro combina.ion thai ha? ever been submitted to Palrnerston. .The star feature on the roster i I ii YVca! ■■' ■■; of Strength," in which the 'amous and popular character actor. Mr Ed mind Breeze, plays the leading role. Mr Breeze was las. ' seen here as the hero in 'The Sdcll of the Yukon." "The Weakliest of Strength'' is ■:• love and ..dvoiiture drama ;600 feet long, and there i-- such a, wealth oi ncident end. -peed oi" action in it iii.it the uidiencc is swept along wiih irresistible We and fellows every foot of the eton .itit bated oreath. An outstanding feature ■ r . the ,-tory is ilio perfect beauty of the •conic surroundings. In sumo of the scene 1 >. veritable fairyland is revealed. The ■harm of '-'The HVak,-,,-- 0 f Strength" Ihs in the fact that the audience realise; i( is ruth to woman nature that is being screen d. they know ii is real pathos and real ;nunour thai provide.-: the atmosphere ol -;.. : i !... , and there i nothing o si arching ;,, a t |r , m at ■ play a true realism. A mag lificenl ! logrammc of uppoi cing i ul.»jccl; vil! accompan.i "The Wealuie.ss ol Strength." As announced in our advertising column* he prices of admission will be stall.-. 3d and •in-le Gd. Mr Harold Carr -tales tlittf these jrices will prevail ior all lime al the Z'-a-andia Hall, which )>lace he hopes to make •'The Family Resort" of Palmerston. He --tales that nothing will be left undone for ho convenience of patrons end already he '-as placed an order for 450 of the best tipup comfortable seals on the market. A squad of men has been engaged in renovatnr and cleaning the place until everything hi it is burnished as bright as a new needle. rime has not permitted to mak< any strucnral alterations, but those are in mind. Mr I'arr savs thai all that is required now is ; or the public lo accord him their generous support, and there i- not Iho slighfcsl doubt hat lie- mothers of families and patrons ol 'ood pietures will see their b''Si inlerftsts :>re lieing 'erved b\ patronising the new enterprise ° The oriiie: liv. is under the leadership of Mi Harold Whitley.