CRYSTAL PALACE.

NZ Truth, Issue 692, 21 September 1918, Page 6

CRYSTAL PALACE.

A programme full of thrills is now showing at the popular Crystal Palace. Ihe big picture is a great Nor' -West arama, "North of 63," m which tlie chief parts are played by Dustln Farnum' and Winifred Kingston. Mr. Farnum takes the part of Roaring Bill Wagataff, a trapper, and Miss Kingston is introduced _?J« audle S2_ as a typiste m a large ?iL offlo ?' ,. wl l en the stor y opens these' two People live .far apart and are unaware &_«%s*» other's exiatenoe. They are ?^2 U f^L t0S S t^ er , In an unusual way, and 2w f *?£?? falls hoa< "onß m love, -but the girl, believing a rumor that he is responsible for a murder, spurna him. However, Roaring Bill is not a man to be baulked, and, taking the law, into his own hands, he -carries the girl away to the lonely hut that he uses when on trapping expeditions. The girl resents the rough and ready wooing:, but m time she settles down and becomes an ideal little housewife. Finally Bill sets about clearing away the suspicion that surrounds his name m connection with the murder. He succeeds m thi3, and the story ends happily. The humor of the programme will be supplied by a Sunshine comedy, "A bon of a Gun," which is guaranteed to supply fun m abundance. An item that should Prove of interest is the latest him of. thesis Marriage Sacred?" series. One of Bud Fisher's latest Mutt and Jeff S?_i t0 ?i n '- p , 10 jL ttir i eß . win also he' screened, o~ d AH la^?, st Issue of the "American uazette' will complete this varied programme. Mr. James Cocks, tlie popular baritone, will sing "Reveille" and' "l Love My Love," and excellent incidental music will be played by. the Crystal Palac™ orchestra. .The session de luxe will comtai*l Cc i£ ac « eveni " s 5 l 7 - 30 with an overture by the orchestra. . Seats can be booked at The Bristol. De