ENTERTAINMENTS.

Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 1713, 2 January 1920, Page 6

ENTERTAINMENTS.

KOSY

"DESTINY."

Jewel ofFe/B u richly dramatic subject in * this psychological study of a man's character, It just libout lilts Hi*', highwater nark of pictuty production in its compact scenario, its ongr6a»ing theme, its progressive dovoWpniont and the oxcollont-ohact.-inoitt by a very capable cast hbaded by Dorothy Phillips. Maximum results have boon obtained with u, iimiim of oltort. Tlio situations and chmaxos aro achieved' from a single idea arid'they arc vigorously accentuated Without the east resort 0 counter-plottiag. , "Df ttny" -lis he ale of ambitious youth: if presents most dramatically that ambition 18, a curse ms ead of a virtue. ft strips a .nan of hi voncci and topples him from Ins high estate. And clVmabc is reached with tremendous tvcC .through an array of intense.scenes *t the gods of amb. .on. lnsto-td bis idoa is birt tP serve and not to conquer,

EVERYBODY'S

"UNDER THE YOKE."

Thcda Bark in the role of a gently bred Miss Ham give* di) appealing yet torccm Jortrava of-the Tight of a wfonoi. tot the ! i, at Evervbody's Theatre until Satur--8 iav is boyS doubt one of the best in I Sch the William Fox *r has been seen.

PALACE.

ANITA-STIWARrB FIRST NATIONAL..

1 Of oil the great photoplays thatJiuvo been d does wiU, moon- * iff A T.rst Natimnl snpei-attracO Vi Anil,, Stewarl as ts Mar, worthy of ;;if P £ >" h< Koi,-i K;<»v,« gg ' ~„! screen gems these great prod'ffiSlve Svenkhe world It tears the . trim oft Hie line eotl.es and Bilk • >'. I, liK Full o,f moments of .pure dS en-1-nllu.hliugand artistic likoof whict. «uv known 0.08 ev n ni J\o« Zealand The production slldw* life hj i.igth S'whi'n tin. iflh. rich will go M|j their IDdeil -in'.s new' ihfljll and the IWrluotion of an e.lormous fun-, on tin t «.[s !,ctuall.vJ.e!d in NM York 1:1 5 ■ Several hnndrc.Li.cb.rs and Wf»'\f° part in Hid Wg primeval n've,. which U oi,c ; Of the mitftpmliiig, features of. ,this tnst .National production.'