ENTERTAINMENTS.

Manawatu Standard, Volume XLII, Issue 1010, 13 November 1917, Page 6

ENTERTAINMENTS.

KOSY, “THE MAELSTROM.” .The maelstrom is the terrific %vJiiiTpool on the Norwegian const which was responsible for tho wrooking: and sucking clown of many of the ancient trading vessels, “dhe Maoist toin" is a. pnit.ieVtlarly good title lor the mystery play screening at the Kosy. which features Earle Williams and Dorothy Kelly. An American * travelin is swirled into ex cite merit by one little incident which, besides giving him enough excitement for one man’s litetiine. provides ),im with a. wife. “The Iron Claw,” No. 11, keeps up lie interest, PALACE. A FINE PICTURE. An aeroplane bomb dropped with splendid precision wipes out the bring party, who have, their rifle,: trained to (Ire on tluy luckless pair, in “Paws of the Hear. This rs one of tho sensational incidents in the great Triangle feature now screening" at the Palace. William Desmond and Clara Williams have the star parts. This is a very Tine war drama, and keeps the interest, up from the beginning to tile end. _ Jhe slides showing - rlto Dannevirke fire give a good idea of the amount of damage done.