AMUSEMENTS.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 17218, 22 January 1918, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS.

At the Queen's Theatre to-day tho dramatic story of "Rasputin, tho Black Monk" will bo shown for the *last time. This picture has aroused a great deal of attention, and t.hoso who have not already seen it should not miss the final opportunity of doing so. « htuel Clayton, is tho star artist in the principal film in tho high class programino current at Everybody's Theatre. This is '"The Woman Benoath," a powerful drama, skilfully worked on to a logical conclusion and featured by capable apting. The other subjects nleased by their variety and general excellence.

There will bo a change of programmo at the Empire Theatre to-day when the new Paramount film, "The Intrigue," featuring Lonoro Ulrich, will bo screened. Lcnorc lilrich, who is a now and 'beautiful Paramount star, fresh to Dunedin audiences, has recently taken America by storm. In this astounding war-spy film the fate of France depends upon this woman's wit. Pitted against the most subtle, unmerciful, and relentless brains of the Hun, in fiereo combat for the secret of the new X-ray gun, this gallant little French maid wins out, in this field of mystery and intrigue. The battle scenes are realistic and technically correct, and the acting is said to bo superb. The supporting pictures are of the highest order, and include two new Topical Gazettes, a new Victor Moore comedy, and a new Paramount Travelogue.