AMUSEMENTS

Otago Daily Times, Issue 18172, 17 February 1921, Page 2

AMUSEMENTS

'ihe romantic story of. “The Midnight Bnae, ' .us jm. u .iu«u oy uje artists engaged ai us jjiv-uaonoii, is proving a grtui. atuacudn at uio s xlitaat, wi.ue it. v. i.l iji laot tjiliO Lu--.-.gHt. liico me iomauce 01 uie-story •j» ivutoa a rerta.u! amdw.i.t‘u, r.agCuy. , ,j.he supports are a rment xt-.g-iaa ;yazilte, a rathe comedy, ana a. every interesting industrial him n vividiy realistic' picture, “The Great Air Koooery, ' is the leading feature at the ’ vactagon rnmtie. one incidents m the story are o». a tnnir.iig.lcharaoicr, pam/cuiHiuy ti.at whipn heroine tronr. hu aeroplane : in; niia-air. A number ot^whoi^'sad^vtS^^'-^^n- 111 the programme. rvieiition should* uiso be made of the exccdent. music provided by the, Uctagoh symphony /orchestra.,'- . ' The chiei mature ; aty jne King Edward and Every codyT 1 heutres for to-day and to-nignt wiii. ,oe “1 he Third Geiier-tion,” with petty Blycne and Maiilon id.am.lton in thej two principal iples,'and the story is pne of ihe ht»rnai Triangiefi' A good list of supports is'also- provided. > The well-krtoWh-’lilm Ohtor Tom Mix has a congenial part in ‘"lhe Cyclone,” a story of tne Canadian North-West Mounted Police, now showing at the Grand and PlazaTneatres. 1,. . Other features are presented at both’theatres, “Held in Trust” being shown at the Plaza, and “Should a Husband Forgive?” at 'the' Grand.