THE-KING'S THEATRE.

NZ Truth, Issue 579, 22 July 1916, Page 2

THE -KING'S THEATRE.

Hayward'* Pioture*. To-night (Saturday) is the last opportunity of witnessing the wonder-, film "Cabiria," which, because of its magnificence of conception and immensity, must be ranked as 'the most marvellous pictur.e ever made by man. On Monday a new bill of filmic fare will arrive for the delectation of patrons, with "Chalice of Courage" as the chef d'beuvre. It is a Vitagraph Blue-Rib-bon feature, scenario by Cyrus Brady, and possesses one of the most remarkable plots ever filmed. Tho scene is laid m far away Alaska amongst the rugged surroundings and ruggeder inhabitants of the mining claims. In this snow-bound land is unfolded a story of heroism, love, sacrifice, abounding In romantic incidents and hazarduous complications. There is a plot within a plot, and when tho tangle is finally unwound, the onlooker realises with a start that he has been carried away m the grip of one of the "meatiest" pictures shown for many a day. . ■