ENTERTAINMENTS.

Manawatu Standard, Volume XLII, Issue 10110, 18 October 1917, Page 6

ENTERTAINMENTS.

* KOSY,, "CLOVER'S REBELLION." Modern society in its money-mad phages is meieilesdy dealt with., in "Clover'-'' Rebelliou,';' the Greater' Vitagraph production SUirrhi'ff Anita' Stewart, which i* bemg oeroencdat the Rosy.' This can be at once cGiisSa aVono of the very "bea of tho painty bnmvtto's roles that ha.-,.ever been Seeltt. 'lt j; a story of "a passionate love thai break-:, through "all eo.uvcntioi;, and defeatw the bar-, batons schemes of her money-crazed rola.ions, by which they hope to sell tho beautiful hoirewto the. highest bidder. 1 he[Cast js particularly avonur, and everyone will be chartnocl with the canable new leading man of the' Vitagniph' studios, Rudolph Cameron, vvlio's'o natural and manly acting is n'otmng 1«3 than wonderful. The. drama Is m light vein until' the' totally unexpected murder charge isdiurled at the head of the heroine Tho are unique for their luxury and rplondoiiCof' appointments, and tho whole play r is on'O that will mark Uie high water marjk of. Vit.asrapli production, '"ihe Secret <i the Submarine No. 3" is very oxr;tiug and (j'cttfet further complicated, lno Ch.vphu comedy, "The Rink.'v is a Scream: iti&'iaico:"rt would be absolutely impossible to?"retrain "front 'roaring with JauWit<r ' over : the way ihu Charlie. aiaiihn':;" feet, bohavh when he puts on nW/'S&Yes. ■ Thw comedy is to r« shb'tth at the Palace to-mgiip, and all ,'ho love a gOotl lauuh should not misa itMg "The Rink." The'Ko.sy programme is very good this week end. PALACE. "SOWERS AND REAPERS'' AND "THE RINK.' Thi-; Metro production is so good and so extremely- attractive, that it might well bo Wrhed a supbrfeafure-er feature dc Juxc although Pleased on ordinary programme. The film-is in'iix parte, and present* a M,n w ßd in rapidly climbing to the top-both L„ regard to ability and m the ahvetionot picture paM* ' En#? \YSfe narkaU performance m "The -ml "Her Rccfepnihg," will bo well rememSk to 'Singular in this MiMni Metro offermg of so&ofcy Wo m it-, inner and wmewhat shady wfe then is a 6trohff"appeal in tiie picture story-es-pecially to parents It artWeic offering with a clear and weU cle fined plot, a strong sympathy for the leading part, and a. dramatic suspense that hoUs to he lSt. The play, moreover, is clean lole'ome and full of 'action, and should JJR all cb«c of the 'community. An uSthg side feature of the. film is where the making of a motion picture is sl>ov,n as a part of the story. ' >l^ l oee.vh l ,ionof"Theß;nk.;whichwa, shown this afternoon at tne ko V u keeping with the laugh-making quality of „ut of the rnk into the road, hen.!,, im orbing and fades from ihe Mew of his pumters at boiiiewliere near 100 imlea per hour. .