OLD OPERA HOUSE.

NZ Truth, Issue 507, 6 March 1915, Page 3

OLD OPERA HOUSE.

Everybody's Pictures.

Everybody's management havo secured two big scoops for their patrons next week. On Monday next "On His Majesty's Service," a stirring and sensational spy drama will bo shown. It unmasks, m a wonderfully graphic manner, many of the secrets of the wonderful Gorman Espionage Service. Tho story opens just as war is going to begin between Britain und Germany, f,nd tho plot is woven round the dasardly attompt of two German spies to wreck vengeance on one of the troop trains that la swiftly carrying Kitchener's army to the East I roast, en route for France. A pretty story of a sweet j and plucky girl's devotion Is the main j motif which eventually frustrates the ;ovII designs of the Kaiser's spies. The j Oliver Twist-like demand of the public (for mor^ Charles Chuplln funnyosltles Is again to be adequately met. This [time Charlie und pretty Mabel Normand <ar« seen In the same film entitled. "A Gentleman of Nerve." It Is one long spnam of rolllcklpg fun. In nddltlon many novol auto races and peculiarly ; propelled motor cars are shown during a wild race. Of course, there nro other : films. The lutest \V»r Graphics will he j shown, besides dramatic, comic and 1 educational dims. j